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Wait for the Kingdom with the Holy Spirit's help
Difficulty for the first disciples: From Jesus to the Holy Spirit
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I saw my mom in heaven
“What are you doing here?” she asked, toying with me.
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A holy process demands continuous follow-up
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Jesus poked the bear of future science
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When young and old share faith
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If they knew God, they’d be over the moon. Wouldn’t they?
According to Jesus, not everyone wants the real God
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We hesitate before giving all to God
Our life isn’t going to change in the way we think
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We are saints being formed by God
Slowly, we are more confident in our brother Jesus
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Death by Cross
Grandma bore her cross — carry it here for the holy "there"
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Follow Jesus, or else
Then listen, & do what he says
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Fasting, a spiritual weapon, fosters holiness
'A safeguard for the soul, a steadfast companion, and a gymnasium for athletes'
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Fasting, a spiritual weapon, fosters holiness
'A safeguard for the soul, a steadfast companion, and a gymnasium for athletes'
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John Francis Pearring
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Religious wanderers, or Homeless Catholics, want to better grasp being at home with our Trinitarian, Jesus-centric, Christ-Follower faith to prepare for our eternal life with the creator. Writer of Snarl, www.snarlthelion.com
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