We saw last week that, after feeding the people with the bread, Jesus had fled the crowds who wanted to make Him king and His disciples had been sent back to Capernaum. But today we see the crowds still looking for Jesus and they find him in Capernaum. Jesus tells them they are not looking for Him because of what happened on the mountain but because they got a big free meal. They missed the whole meaning of the 'sign' that had taken place. It was the sign of a totally different kind of food that Jesus wanted them to look for, a "food that endures to eternal life." The kind of food that Jesus came to give them. That food was an understanding of the deepest meaning of life and how that was to be found. And what were they to do to get that food which would involve them living in the way that pleased God? The answer of Jesus is simple: "Believe in the one God has sent." In other words, they are to believe in Jesus and to believe in Jesus means to entrust their whole lives to making their own the Way of living that Christ is proposing to them, above all by His own example. This was something to which St Peter Canisius, whose feast we celebrate today, totally dedicated himself.