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That’s why I always wear my San Damiano Cross. It is colorful and catches people’s eye. Even yesterday while traveling two people commented.

My response is always, “Thanks, I wear it proudly as a Catholic!”

Invariably an interesting di...


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Pastor Bob Preaches The Word (or does he?)
By Steve Ray

Josh left Sunday services full of excitement, anxious to discuss Pastor Bob’s sermon with his sister Jennifer who had recently converted to the Catholic Church....


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Good Morning! Full Irish breakfast. Walked to Grafton Street to celebrate Mass at St. Teresa’s Church. Short stroll and tour through Dublin to visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral where Jonathan Swift was once dean.

Lunch in one of the many quaint restaurants and pubs. A favorite is fish and chips or seafood chowder, each with a Guinness! Free after for shopping and sightseei...


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Guided tour of Dublin, then Mass in the Church of Our Lady Seat of Wisdom started by Cardinal John Henry Newman. Visited Trinity College to see the stunning Book of Kells. Lunch on own with lots of options.

Toured the Guinness Brewery and Storehouse. Amazing multistory museum and display. Free late afternoon and evening.

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No translation is perfect. Translating ancient and foreign languages into English is not as easy as it would seem. There are ambiguities and linguistic hurtles.

Picture a sliding scale from left to right. Every translation fits somewhere alo...


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