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Scriptures for April 27
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Take, O take me as I am Summon out what I shall be Set your seal upon my heart and live in me...
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- Archdiocese of Boston
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- Holy Family Parish, Concord, MA
- National Catholic Reporter Online
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- The Vatican
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- USCCB Social Media Guidelines
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- USCCB: Health Care Reform
- USCCB: Third Edition Roman Missal
Are you thinking about becoming a Catholic?
The best place to start is always one of your local Catholic churches. Drop in some Sunday and see what's going on. Then you might speak to the pastor or someone on the parish staff about how they can help you and respond to your questions.
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1 comment:
I'm always astonished and dismayed that bloggers have to post this kind of text reminding readers to be civil. Jesus weeps.
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