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Posted January 30, 2017
Watch Archbishop Charles Chaput’s homily for the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Jan. 29, in the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul, Philadelphia. (Video by Kearns Media Consulting)
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Blessings Archbishop Chaput from Ireland. I’ve spent many years trying to figure out the difference betweem the ‘poor in spirit’ and ‘poor’ and here in your homily, enlightenment at last.
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