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August 27, 2014 Eric Santillan spirituality

Let God Use You Today!

God can use the worst in us to bring out the best in every situation. God used Moses, a murderer, to bring life to a dying race. God used Jonah, a stubborn prophet, to bring a whole town to obedience. God used Gideon, an insecure leader, to bring security to His people. God used David, … Continue reading Let God Use You Today!

August 8, 2012August 31, 2020 Eric Santillan spirituality

Sent

From a homily given last July 14, 2012by Fr. Jet Villarin, SJ When the false priest Amaziah expels the prophet Amos from Bethel, his reason is that he Amos has no right and authority to prophesy in the national temple, the royal sanctuary. If he wishes to earn his bread by prophesying, he can do … Continue reading Sent

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