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How a radical new Catholic movement was born

How a radical new Catholic movement was born

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  1. Anonymous11 July, 2012

    It's always good when we can reflect, from a distance, that not all religious people share other common philosophies and beliefs beside the deity. Though they belong to the same religious group, many conceptualize God in completely different ways, from a different point of reference and have different priorities and behaviors in their expressions of worship, lifestyle and culture.

    When you look upon your flock, Tim, are you really shepharding them or simply present at the same time, in the same pasture?

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