He asked the believers to help the church by selling Bibles for $10 at the Sunday Mass and volunteered to contribute. At this time, 3 young people raised their hands and volunteered to help by selling Bibles. These guys are called Peter, Paul and Louie. Peter and Paul are merchants, and Louie is a farmer, and he is a young man who is ashamed of his tongue and shy away from people and animals. The monk did not hesitate to help the first two young men, but doubted that Louis could sell the Bible, but decided to give it a chance and gave him the book as well. They came the next Sunday to calculate the book sales and left with the books. It was a good day and 3 young men came to the priest. Peter proudly handed over the money in the envelope and said, "I made 200 dollars by selling 20 Bibles to my church," and the priest thanked him loudly, saying, "Well done, Peter, you are a very good merchant, the church owes you a lot." When Paul saw this, he was very happy and said, "Monk! I am a very professional trader, so my experience is really useful, I sold 28 Bibles on behalf of the church. Paul, you are truly a professional trader, and the church is indebted to you." They watched unsympathetically when it was Louie's turn. The monk cautiously asked, "Well, Louie, did you manage to sell your Bible?" said, Louis was silent and handed over the envelope. The monk counted the money in the envelope and said, "Lui! here, it's $3,200. how are you Can you sell 320 Bibles in a week? Louie just nodded his head and surprised Peter and Paul, "that's impossible, we're professionals, so you can sell 10 times more than us?" When the monk said, "Louie, explain to us how you sold it like that," Louie shrugged his shoulders and said, "I-I-I-I-I-I-I-don't-know." Peter said, "No, Louie, at least tell me what you used to say when you knocked on the door and people answered it!" squealed. Poor Louie: "I, t-t-t-t-t-them, t-t-t-this b-b-bi-bi-bible for a-a-aa-ten d-d-dollars d-do you want daddy b-b-? E-e-e-or b-b-I t-t-you, er-e-stand here and y-u-read y-y-give y-y-give y-y, "s-s-said w-we-went."