There’s Nowhere to Run — Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermon
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Friends, this Sunday we hear the story of Jonah, a narrative about the acceptance (or rejection) of God’s mission. What would happen if every single person in our society commenced to embrace his or her mission from God? Jonah converted the entire city, from the King to the very animals. Imagine what we could do today.
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