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Where’s the bread?

2016-01-05
By: Deacon Brian Mullins
On: January 5, 2016
In: bread, drink, end, Eucharist, food, Gaelic, give, Irish, jail, John, judge, loaves, multiplication, naked, Neumann, prison, Saint, sick, them, time

Refugee Holy Familyby Angel Valdez The readings for today could not be more apropos for so grand a Saint as Saint John Neumann.  To be a Saint means to have embodied what it is to live the Christian life faithfully and in imitation of Christ.  This Saint did so inContinue Reading

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