In Texas, it's pretty much a rite of passage that you got to go to San Antonio, which is a lovely city, walk the river walk, but it was some years before we actually visited the missions. In fact, it was some years before I even heard of the missions, but the missions are these, I think there are seven of them, but some of them are quite small, but they are basically chapels that you visit, but they really are set on these entire communities, and so the city of San Antonio really grew up around these missions, and they're kind of right on water, they're right on whatever the river is there, I should know that, but I'm in Houston, so what the heck, but when we visited these missions, I learned that these were like really whole kind of communes, you know, or whole places, you know, the understanding of ministry was holistic, I'll put it that way, so they were growing food there, right, they had access to water, they obviously built chapels, and that's what most people want to visit when they visit the mission, or the chapels and churches that are still standing, you know, they had housing there, they would have had all of civic life that you can imagine, you know, music making, or some education, you know, basket weaving, like literally basket weaving, I don't know if they did it underwater or not, but if they did, they would have had underwater basket weaving, so, but some people get that old joke, but anyway, but it was kind of the whole of life was going on, and who were the people who lived on the mission, you know, homeless people, no, not really, it was Native Americans, primarily, who were sort of coming off the prairie, coming off the range, and, you know, converting to Christianity, that was, you know, prerequisite for living on this mission, and giving their life to Jesus Christ, and therefore participating in this mission, and so the priest would have overseen all of that, and it would all would have been done in sort of the shadow of the chapel, and, but this was a kind of holistic understanding of what Christian life looked like.