Bishop Conlon talks about several Gospel readings, one involving Saint Stephen, before his martydom to the Church, who is being accused of insulting God because of him saying Jesus was raised from the dead and was God. The second reading the Bishop refers to Jesus feeding the people by multiplying of the loaves and fishes, and in it, the people are not interested in believing in God, only in wanting more food, more bread. Bishop Conlon brings up the point of the need to believe in Him and truly see Jesus as the Divine Savior and look at the fundamental beliefs of our faith.