 the ordained minister, be he priest or deacon or bishop, then humbly go to the extraordinary minister. But I don't think that you're committing a sin by preferring to go to the ordained minister. Remember, these people are not ministers of communion. They're extraordinary ministers of communion. They're only to be used in extraordinary circumstances. Well, it's going to take two more minutes to distribute communion if we don't have an extraordinary minister. Well, two more minutes for Jesus and the Eucharist?