and another one, this is the children at phatama by theresa mason by our lady school. thank you for that. let's get to the question i raised at the beginning. which is how to live with the consecration, as part of the arc bishop spelled it out. let me show this. there we are. hope it's read i believe. this is living -- readable. this is living the consecration byly arc bishop and this is an holy card you can download from our website. can you read out the elements from this, father. can you see from there? >> prayer, of course, is central, the daily rosary and the recommendation of the weekly family rosary. these are things we are encouraged to do during the season of lente? >> i know in the last show you were going to bring us into lenten practice. >> sure, works of charity, confession at least once a month. prayer before the blessed sack meant. star of the sea church has adoration and that is a wonderful place to go for prayer and the blessed sack meant ex poised. at least once a week if someone is able -- exposed. at least once a week if someone in the parrish is ab

theresa may on that interim brexit deal. i‘m delighted to say i‘m joined by the bbc‘s political correspondent chris mason. what can we glean from this interim deal that it might tell us about the final deal? it tells us that in the short term there is going to be a difference between the legal moment of brexit happening at the end of march next year and the point at which there is a fundamental change which will come at the end of 2020. the government will fulfil its obligations at the end of march of next year but pretty much very little actually changes. the government‘s argument is that it allows business more time to adjust and also gives them more negotiating time in terms of securing the longer term deal. their hope is that those who have agitated for brexit for a generation can live with effectively the status quote for a period of the best part of two years because it allows them to secure their prize in the end. but one of those things that does not change as the common fisheries policy. the government must