When I was a parish priest, I put in far more than 40. Parish school working directly with students and doing inservice with teachers. Sick people in hospitals and nursing homes. Evening meetings with school boards, parish councils, liturgy committees and teams, Peace and Justice, St. Vincent de Paul, CRHP, the RCIA and its team. Many of these meetings were open to parishioners. One-one and one-two meetings with people seeking counsel or preparing for sacraments. Oh yeah, diocesan responsibilities, too. At two parishes, I hosted a regular conversation open to all parishioners with no restriction on topic. That doesn't even count sacraments, which happen far more than once a week.

So Rogue Catholic, maybe the real question is, "Where are you the other 167 hours?"