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The Feast of the Magi, also known as “Epiphany,” comes from the Greek word “epiphainen,” meaning “to reveal,” “to show forth,” or “to uncover.” It commemorates the visit of the Magi to the child Jesus, symbolizing the manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles. Traditionally celebrated on January 6 by the Roman Catholic Church, the feast […] |
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A chair can be simple, like a dining chair, or comfortable, like a sofa. It may have arms like an armchair, or lack a backrest, like a stool or bench. |
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at the Chapel of the Risen Lord.
Pause, pray, and be renewed—then carry God’s love with you into the week. All are welcome!