The Philistine army disastrously defeats the people of Israel, who suffer enormous casualties and loss.
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St. Hilary, pray for us!
January 13, 2022
Daily Mass: The pain of violence and war. Catholic Inspiration
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January 13th, 2022 at 7:53 pm
I had trouble with completing this one. It stopped halfway through and I couldn’t get it to finish.
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What an inspiration you’ve been since you’ve been ordained! You’re still shining your light of Christ through your ministry and the many years that i’ve known you. The many fond memories from seminary to being a rector at christ the king cathedral in the Superior diocese and i’ve called you my brother! Keep you light shine,shine,shine!