Fr. Duffy, can’t wait to join in your new video series of the Beatitudes as stated. Guess it’ll highlight all the intriguing catechesis and treatises you’ve engaged in exploring the deepest mysteries and meanings on the eight Beatitudes.
Looking forward to follow your series as they come into play. Bravo in advance!
Shalom Pax Christi.
Hugh Duffy
Good to hear from you, Bartholomew. The next series of videos will be devoted to the parable. As you will see, the spirit of the Beatitudes, are necessary to put into practice the teaching of the parables. All of Jesus’s teaching forms an integrated whole, but the Beatitudes, dealing with reform from within, come first.
Thanks again.
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Jane Ghericich
Looking forward to the new series.
Bartholomew Okere
Fr. Duffy, can’t wait to join in your new video series of the Beatitudes as stated. Guess it’ll highlight all the intriguing catechesis and treatises you’ve engaged in exploring the deepest mysteries and meanings on the eight Beatitudes.
Looking forward to follow your series as they come into play. Bravo in advance!
Shalom Pax Christi.
Hugh Duffy
Good to hear from you, Bartholomew. The next series of videos will be devoted to the parable. As you will see, the spirit of the Beatitudes, are necessary to put into practice the teaching of the parables. All of Jesus’s teaching forms an integrated whole, but the Beatitudes, dealing with reform from within, come first.
Thanks again.
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