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Tag Archives: St. Paul’s letters
Easter Vigil Sermon, Mark’s Resurrection Story
“How does this short gospel, the Good News, end with the women – the only ones left – afraid to too tell anyone about their encounter with an empty tomb and an angel? Don’t be afraid, don’t squirm, Jesus Christ … Continue reading
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Zion, the Royal City of God In days to come, The mountain of the LORD’s house shall be established as the highest mountain and raised above the hills. All nations shall stream toward it. Many peoples shall come and say: … Continue reading
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