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One Body of Christ – on unity
In the course of hearing today’s readings, I couldn’t help but be reminded of Christ’s prayer that we might be one as He and the Father are one. Paul’s words to the Corinthians are easily applied to the Church throughout … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, Cafeteria Catholicism, commingling, Council of Nicea, death penalty, euthanasia, Mass for Life, Nicene Creed, unity
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