+ Follow CHURCH FATHERS Tag
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[Title] => The nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ
[Summary] => Since we won’t be having any Freeman tomorrow on Dec.25th, so we shall consider today as our Christmas article and let’s start with the gospel reading on Christmas Day that you can find in John 1: 1-18.
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[Title] => A working spirituality needed
[Summary] => Yes, indeed!
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[AuthorName] => Fr. Roy Cimagala
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[Title] => The world we love-hate
[Summary] => In biblical literature, the world can elicit two opposing reactions. One is hating it or at least be cautious of it, as in, “What shall it profit a man, if he gains the whole world, and suffer the loss of his soul?” (Mk 8,36)
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[Title] => Want to know your past life?
[Summary] => Whenever past lives are mentioned, people either look up in interest or send a gaze of disbelief and skepticism. Such mixed reactions are valid in schools of thought that run in direct oppositions or even counter to each other.
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