:37:01
I would have given it all up.
:37:05
I mean, she didn't, but--
:37:08
I don't know. I just-- I keep thinking
about what you said in the seminary...
:37:10
about how, you know,
the life of a priest is hard...
:37:14
and if-- and if you can see yourself
being happy doing anything else...
:37:18
you should do that.
:37:21
Well-- Well, that was
my recruitment pitch...
:37:23
which is not bad
when you are starting out...
:37:25
because makes you feel like,
like a marine.
:37:32
The truth is...
:37:34
you can never tell yourself that there
is only one thing you could be.
:37:39
If you're a priest
or if you marry a woman...
:37:42
it's the same challenge.
:37:45
You cannot make
a real commitment...
:37:49
unless you accept
that it's a choice...
:37:54
that you keep making
again and again and again.
:38:00
I've been a priest
over 40 years...
:38:03
and I fell in love
at least once every decade.
:38:08
You're not gonna tell me
what to do here, are you?
:38:11
No.
God will give you your answer.
:38:28
Hey.
:38:30
- Hey.
- How you doin'?
:38:36
Well, what's up?
:38:39
- Well, I know you're
probably still mad at me--
- "Probably"?
:38:41
No, I'm definitely,
definitely still mad, you know?
:38:44
- Okay--
- I hope you didn't think you were
just gonna stroll over here...
:38:46
after a couple of weeks
and find me in a good mood or something.
:38:49
No. I just said, "I know
you're probably still mad at me."
:38:51
Yeah, well, what do you expect,
you know?
:38:53
I mean-- I mean,
you should have just told me.
:38:55
You should have just told me,
'cause I'd have said, "No,"
and I'd have been jealous...
:38:58
and told you it was gonna
muck everything up, but at least
we'd still have been friends.