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Messages & homilies

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Setting our face towards the Lord

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Disciples of the Messiah

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Loved by the risen Son

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Remember and believe

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New day knowing

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Palm Sunday

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Shining Clouds

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Resignation of a Pope

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Woe is me yet here I am

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Sex, money, power and Jesus

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Baptisms and pillows

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Marriage in the kingdom

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The holy huddle of discipleship

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Choosing to follow the Lord

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Mustard Seed Mary

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Go make disciples

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Love beyond walls

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Passover and redemption

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Called to follow

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The way of grace

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Blinded by the light

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Goat or Calf?

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Worry, money and insurance

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Salt and Light already

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Longing for the Lamb

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The today of salvation

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Happy Fathers’ Day – so hate your mother and father!

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Two visions of discipleship

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On a mission from God

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Freedom and the iPhone 4

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