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Today's Reading: Matthew 19:1-30
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Today's Reading: Matthew 15: 29-39
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Today's Reading: Matthew 15:1-28
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Today’s Advent Reading:
USCCB — December 18th
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Perhaps it is unsurprising that Augustine didn’t believe in ghosts. (That is, he didn’t believe in ghosts tha...