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“All that we do without offering it to God, is wasted.” – St. John Marie Vianney

"Love takes up where knowledge leaves off."— St. Thomas Aquinas

Where Are The Eyes of the Lord and What Does He Expect of Me?

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February 17, 2014

Just in case these words escaped your attention yesterday at Mass:

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