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- Jesus did not pray for the world, but he prayed fo...
- Introducing My Take on Christianity
- Jesus prayed for us at the Last Supper
- How is it that the mother of my Lord should visit me?
- Since Jesus had many of his people in the typical ...
- By seating himself next to the Father, Jesus was e...
- By seating his human nature at the right hand of t...
- In praying for the disciples and the women who wer...
- St. Paul told the Athenians about the God they did...
- Our psalm has us saying, "I will give thanks to yo...
- Philip Neri was a very likable saint.
- St. Peter said that we should always be ready to g...
- Sometimes the need to be kind forces us to bend ou...
- The apostles and presbyters at the Council of Jeru...
- Our first reading gives us an account of the Churc...
- Jesus said,"Without me you can do nothing."
- The Apostles appointed a presbyter to lead every n...
- When you pray for light, the Holy Spirit will caus...
- The Church is the People of God.
- We cannot love God whom, we cannot see, if we do n...
- Paul had been appointed to spread the good news th...
- God gave himself the name Yahweh, which was Hebrew...
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- Matthias, a priest friend of mine, was an example ...
- St. Paul earned his beautiful expressions of truth...
- The Lord is the one true shepherd. When we teach o...
- Mothers and Grandmothers are good shepherds.
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- The crowd that deserted Jesus had not yet received...
- Three short passages in today's Gospel could have ...
- Jesus was the Suffering Servant sung about by Isaiah.
- Our heavenly Father loves us more than Jesus does.
- Apart from Holy Communion, did Jesus first refer t...
- With people whose ideas are opposed to our ideas w...
- Gospels like this one were written to open our min...
- Sunday, 5/4/14 (We had this Gospel on a we...
- Since Philip and James were highly familiar with J...
- St. Athanasius was the most central figure in Four...
- St. Athanasius was the most central Fourth Century...
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