So do I.  Two important points in his homily.

1) On God present within us:  "Fundamental to the Christian message is that every one of us is, in ourselves, a deep and profound mystery, no matter what our beliefs. That is why the Christian message so emphasizes the importance of the dignity of the individual."
"That profound mystery that is part of every one of us, I would say, is the presence of the divine, the presence of God in every one of us.”  

2) On reclaiming the Eucharist:  "Acknowledging he still believed that at the words of consecration Jesus becomes present in the bread and wine, he also stressed that this was not the only presence of Jesus and God among us."  Flannery said: "He or She or whatever pronoun you want to use is just as powerfully present in this gathering, in the whole lot of us and in each of us individually. We have a new understanding of Mass and the Eucharist and it isn't just the work of the priests — it is the work of the believing community."  

Amen.