Definition: You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.
Input:  Person1:     I am kind of nervous . 
 Person2:  Nervous ? Why ? 
 Person1:      I don't know . I never went to a church before . I was not raised as a Christian , so I don't know what to do . 
 Person2:  Don't worry . You don't have to do anything.All you have to do is listen . You will enjoy it . 
 Person1:      Maybe . I know I agreed to go with you , but now I don't feel right about it . 
 Person2:  Listen , Ryan.Catholics welcome people who aren't Catholics to visit the church.You don't have to pretend to be Catholic . It's okay if you just come to listen . 
 Person1:      Really ? 
 Person2:  Yes . We are kind and welcoming people.It is not a secret society or something like that . 
 Person1:      Alright . But will we sing ? 
 Person2:  Yes , but you don't even have to sing . If you want to sing along , you can . 
 Person1:      I don't know the words . 
 Person2:  There is a songbook . All the words are in the songbook.Many people have to read the words . 
 Person1:      And will I go up to the front to have the bread and wine ? 
 Person2:  No . That is something only true Catholics do.So if you come to the church as a visitor , you only listen to the service.But you shouldn't go up to the altar for the bread and wine.Only after someone joins the church , then they go up for the Eucharist . 
 Person1:      Eu-char-ist ? What is that ? 
 Person2:  That is the special word for the ritual of the bread and wine.The Catholics call it the Eucharist . 
 Person1:      It doesn't sound like an English word . 
 Person2:  It's not . It's an ancient Greek word . It means gratitude . 
 Person1:      Alright . Well , I feel more comfortable now.Now I understand I am welcome as a visitor . 
 Person2:  Of course you are . I wouldn't ask you otherwise . 

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