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On October 22, 1978, then Pope John Paul II (newly elected) said in his first homily : " Do not be afraid . Open wide the doors f... -
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As the title says: Happy New Year! I had a great time on Sunday/Monday hanging out with other Springfield seminarians. They are a bunch o... -
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Yesterday, I had the opportunity to go to Confession and the priest mentioned that Confession can be boiled down into 3 "C"s: Co... -
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Alleluia! glad you are "home" - so are we. What a joyful day!
ReplyDeleteGood to see that the comments are working. Yes, I'm so glad that Easter has an octave attached - not enough time in one day to celebrate adequately!
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