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Go forth with the Good News… people are waiting
January 10, 2020
The Eucharistic pathway of Mother Mary Ellerker
January 10, 2020
Catholic faithful at last weekend’s Catholic Charismatic Renewal (CCR) 22nd Caribbean Conference were told they may hinder God’s blessing from descending upon them by the things they engaged in.
Holding on to the red lavender, asafetida, Katanga water, the sprinkling of things profane and things from our ancestors are not going to save us, overseas speaker Trinidad-born Fr Anthony Abraham said. Unless these things were renounced, they become “stumbling blocks” and may become an opening of the door for the enemy to rush in.
The January 3–5 conference had as its theme Let us start! Let us rebuild (Neh 2:18c).
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