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Quote/s of the Day – 28 July – “For My Name's sake …”

Quote/s of the Day – 28 July – “For My Name’s sake …”

Quote/s of the Day – 28 July – Wisdom 10:17-20, Luke 21:9-19 “And you shall be hated by all men, for My Name’s sake …” Luke 21:17 “In that day, you will ask in My Name” John 16:26 “Wake up then, believerand note what is stated here:“In my Name.”That [Name] is Christ Jesus.Christ signifies King, Jesus signifies Saviour.Therefore, whatever we ask forthat would hinder our salvation,we do not…

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One Minute Reflection – 22 May – “In that day, you will ask in My Name” – John 16:26

One Minute Reflection – 22 May – “In that day, you will ask in My Name” – John 16:26

One Minute Reflection – 22 May – The Fifth Sunday after Easter – James 1:22-27, John 16:23-30 “In that day, you will ask in My Name” – John 16:26 REFLECTION – “At the end of our prayers we say: “Through Jesus Christ Thy Son, our Lord” and not “Through the Holy Spirit.” This practice of the Universal Church is not without reason. At its root lies the Mystery according to which, Jesus Christ is…

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Quote/s of the Day – 22 May – My Name

Quote/s of the Day – 22 May – My Name

Quote/s of the Day – 22 May – The Fifth Sunday after Easter – James 1:22-27, John 16:23-30 “In that day, you will ask in My Name” John 16:26 “And you shall be hated by all men,for my name’s sake.” Luke 21:17 “The eternal Godasks a favour of His bride:“Hold me close to your heart,close as locket or bracelet fits.”No matter whetherwe walk or stand still,eat or drink,we should at all timeswear…

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One Minute Reflection – 15 May – “In that day you will ask in my name” - John 16:26

One Minute Reflection – 15 May – “In that day you will ask in my name” – John 16:26

One Minute Reflection – 15 May – “Mary’s Month” – Readings: Acts 18: 23-28, Psalms 47: 2-3, 8-9, 10, John 16: 23-28 “In that day you will ask in my name” – John 16:26 REFLECTION – “At the end of our prayers we say: “Through Jesus Christ your Son, our Lord” and not “Through the Holy Spirit.” This practice of the universal Church is not without reason. At its root lies the mystery according to…

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