Bishop Conlon talks about the Gospel reading of Jesus curing the paralyzed man and that the man had a spiritual illness that needed to be healed -- through the forgiveness of his sins -- before he can be physically healed.

Bishop Conlon Talking about the Parable of the Healing of the Paralyzed Man and the Need for Reconciliation

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Joliet in Illinois serves 655,000 parishioners in 120 parishes & 10 missions.  Each year, we serve 39,000 students in 68 schools & 3 universities, 760,000 patients in 3 hospitals, and 36,000 needy in the counties of DuPage, Ford, Grundy, Iroquois, Kankakee, Kendall, and Will.

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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Joliet in Illinois serves 655,000 parishioners in 120 parishes & 10 missions. Each year, we serve 39,000 students in 68 schools & 3 universities, 760,000 patients in 3 hospitals, and 36,000 needy in the counties of DuPage, Ford, Grundy, Iroquois, Kankakee, Kendall, and Will.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Joliet in Illinois serves 655,000 parishioners in 120 parishes &amp; 10 missions.  Each year, we serve 39,000 students in 68 schools &amp; 3 universities, 760,000 patients in 3 hospitals, and 36,000 needy in the counties of DuPage, Ford, Grundy, Iroquois, Kankakee, Kendall, and Will.

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Bishop Conlon Talking about the Parable of the Healing of the Paralyzed Man and the Need for Reconciliation

Bishop Conlon Talking about the Parable of the Healing of the Paralyzed Man and the Need for Reconciliation