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Daily Archives: 19 December 2020
Fratelli Tutti 62: Love Exudes Compassion For All
More from the apostolic witness on love: 62. Yet this call to love could be misunderstood. Saint Paul, recognizing the temptation of the earliest Christian communities to form closed and isolated groups, urged his disciples to abound in love “for … Continue reading
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East Of Houston, Is There A Problem?
I was having a lunch conversation with my new pastor this past week. We were talking about cult leaders, and when things begin to tip into a kind of worship for a church leader. It doesn’t just happen for presidents. … Continue reading
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