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Christus Vivit 176: Swimming Against The Tide
176. The importance of witness does not mean that we should be silent about the word. Why should we not speak of Jesus, why should we not tell others that he gives us strength in life, that we enjoy talking … Continue reading
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Aperuit Illis 9: Scripture on Scripture
We turn our attention from Emmaus to a strand of advice to Saint Timothy from his mentor. If it rings familiar, it was proclaimed at Mass this weekend: 9. In the Second Letter to Timothy, which is in some ways … Continue reading
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