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Hello, Catholic Pilgrims. What St. Augustine talks about today is something that I take to heart. I once was a Christian who lived according to my own will. I did not have a remaking of my mind. That changed and while I don't live the Christian life perfectly, I do understand that I must strive to live differently than what the world models for me. We will be reading from Book Thirteen, Chapter Twenty-Two on page 331.
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Hello, Catholic Pilgrims. A bit of a break from the longer readings today and I don't know if you've noticed, but we have very few pages left. So, let's persevere to the finish line. We are reading today from Book Thirteen, Chapter Twenty-Five on page 337.
Hello, Catholic Pilgrims. Welcome back. If you are ever in a funk, what should you do? Give of yourself. I promise you that will bring you joy. Keep this in mind as we read today. Please open to page 338 to read from Book Thirteen, Chapter Twenty-Six.
Hello, Catholic Pilgrims. A bit of a longer reading today, but tomorrow's will be shorter, so hang in there. The topic today is an interesting one. St. Augustine is discussing the verse where God commands men to be fruitful and multiply. Let's hear what he has to say by turning to page 334 to read from Book Thirteen, Chapter Twenty-Four.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Thank you for pushing play today. I may, I may, get on a soap box today. Hopefully, I can keep it cool. But, we will be talking about judgment today. Can we as humans judge? Anything? At all? We'll talk. We are reading from Book Thirteen, Chapter Twenty-Three on page 332.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. A bit of a longer reading today, so we will jump right in. We are reading from Book Thirteen, Chapter Twenty-One on page 329.