So far, several voices have been raised calling for a re-baptism of our Worship in its early Christian matrix. Most, however, associate this request with the need to return to simplicity, to free from the elaborate and divisive. They are absolutely right, but it is not enough, because in today's regime, the truth of the Church is at stake. Liturgical piety and education can only be applied truth; otherwise, it constitutes emotional subjectivism.

On the other hand, the sermon, which we all have the empirical certainty that it suffers greatly. The sermon does not simply require a re-baptism in ecclesiology, but also a return of common sense, emotional intelligence, a reconnection with our era, and other skills that are not acquired through techniques. If it truly cares to restore the sermon to the quality we need, our Church must take seriously the priestly vocations, the education of our clergy, its internal organization, training, and almost all aspects of its life in general.

So, how many of the above can be realized? What we can achieve will depend on the sincerity of our intention. The rest is the work of the Holy Spirit.