...celebrating the Eucharist as a remembrance of Christ means practicing God's justice towards neighbors, strangers, and — Patrick T. McCormick, A Banqueter's Guide To The All-Night Soup Kitchen Of The Kingdom Of God
...celebrating the Eucharist as a remembrance of Christ means practicing God's justice towards neighbors, strangers, and — Patrick T. McCormick, A Banqueter's Guide To The All-Night Soup Kitchen Of The Kingdom Of God
...celebrating the Eucharist as a remembrance of Christ means practicing God's justice towards neighbors, strangers, and — Patrick T. McCormick, A Banqueter's Guide To The All-Night Soup Kitchen Of The Kingdom Of God
...celebrating the Eucharist as a remembrance of Christ means practicing God's justice towards neighbors, strangers, and — Patrick T. McCormick, A Banqueter's Guide To The All-Night Soup Kitchen Of The Kingdom Of God
...celebrating the Eucharist as a remembrance of Christ means practicing God's justice towards neighbors, strangers, and — Patrick T. McCormick, A Banqueter's Guide To The All-Night Soup Kitchen Of The Kingdom Of God
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...celebrating the Eucharist as a remembrance of Christ means practicing God's justice towards neighbors, strangers, and enemies alike.

— Patrick T. McCormick, A Banqueter's Guide To The All-Night Soup Kitchen Of The Kingdom Of God
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