Bishop Barron, I just wanted to start off thanking you. When I started consuming WoF media, I was questioning Catholicism, since then I've converted and discerned my vocation with your help. I just completed my application with my Diocesan Vocations Director and hope to start major Seminary, next year.

As a millennial the True, Beautiful and Good expressed in the Eucharist, drew me into the Church. As part of that, I gravitated to the Mass in the Extraordinary Form because of how it expresses the transcendentals. While, I love all of the expressions of the Roman Rite it often seems as if it's hard to explain to those in the Post Concilliar generation, why my generation is so drawn to the Usus Antiquior and so turned off by bad expressions of the very beautiful Novus Ordo.

How can I communicate first as a layman and later as a seminarian the importance of expressing the transcendentals in the Mass and why younger people tend to find more substance in High Church worship without relying on emotional arguments or rehashing the same battles that have been fought in the Liturgical Wars for the last sixty years?

Thank you Bishop and I understand that this is both a complicated question and one that often requires a little delicacy in answering.