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Wedding at Cana Pentecost III January 29, 2020 Jesus could have began his public Ministry in a number of ways. To establish his credentials as a teacher, he could have first preached The Sermon on the Mount. To establish his power over demons, he first could have done an exorcism: how about a whole Legion…
Sermon: Quinquagesima 3 3 2019 Fr. Michael Cawthon
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Sunday before Advent Sermon Nov 25 2018 Fr. Michael Cawthon
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