What if this is how God sees us?  What if this is a glimmer of how there can be billions of us humans, but each one of us is unique and special in God's eyes?—Amy Morris-Young  Thank you, Amy, for not sermonizing, but, rather wondering.  I am about to get sermonized at Sunday Mass and that nonsense is enough.  Sunday sermons are bland to the point of meaninglessness, because Catholic preachers in the JPII mold are afraid to read, lest they have a thought and be labeled heretics.  “With one accord, the crowds paid attention to what was said by Philip” (Acts 8:6).  Fat chance of the preacher calling he morning congregation to “pay attention.”  “Say to God, `How tremendous are you deeds!” (Psalm 66:3), that you even remember my face.  I fear the sermon about being obliged to thank God for another new day, rather than excitement about what God has in store for the Faithful before, during, and after the rains headed this way.  Liturgy of the Word, Reading 55A, Sixth Sunday of Easter I.