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they do not sow seeds, gather a harvest and put it in barns; yet your Father in heaven takes care of them! Aren't you worth much more than birds? Mt 6: 26
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- louise
- I'm a young adult. I'm a Catholic. I'm a youth worker. I used to be a librarian. I live in London. I'm an alto. I'm Irish. I play the violin. I'm intj (apparently). I'm a godmother. I'm a scientist. I read (lots). I'm a family historian. I'm me.
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2 comments:
Snake Hunters said:
..."fully functional Catholics"???
How is that possible. Their views
on life are, at best parochial. Do
a couageous thing...read an info
blog from the Church of What's Happening Now... (don't ask the Padre's permission to do so) and
you may find a totally different
perspective from a person with long
exposure to your narrow viewpoint!
Controversial Comments are welcome.
www.lazyonebenn.blogspot.com
Thank you for your comments.
By 'fully functioning Catholics', I meant only that they have completed all the formal rites of membership of the Catholic Church. Whether or not any of us are fully functioning is a judgement for God to make - we can only pray and try our best.
I'm just happy that they have all freely chosen God over all the other things open to them.
God Bless,
Louise
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