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Book Review: A Glorious Dark, by A. J. Swoboda

Mar 6, 2017By Bob Trube

An exploration of living in the tension of the glorious hope of Christian faith and the dark, unsettling realities of our lives through reflections grouped around the Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of the Triduum of Holy Week. A great book to read reflectively during Holy Week [April 9 – 16, 2017].Read more…

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Book Review: Called to Be Saints

Jan 16, 2015By Bob Trube

Smith explores how sainthood is rooted in union with Christ and works out in holiness in every dimension of life.Read more…

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