Christ the King!
During the new liturgical year let’s commit ourselves to developing an active lifestyle that sees Christ in the faces of the poor and vulnerable.
Tony Magliano is an internationally syndicated social justice and peace columnist. He is available to speak at diocesan or parish gatherings. Tony can be reached at tmag6@comcast.net.
During the new liturgical year let’s commit ourselves to developing an active lifestyle that sees Christ in the faces of the poor and vulnerable.
Moral values-centered education has the potential to form students who not only care about their future careers but about the well-being and overall good of every single person on our planet.
In reference to a lack of hospitality toward migrants and refugees, Jesus warns in Matthew’s Gospel “I was a stranger and you did not welcome me.”
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