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If anyone were to survey the general American public, two things would stand out. First we would all be convinced that things need to be done, actions need to take place, decisions need to be enacted. And secondly, most of us would agree that it is really hard to do what we know we need to do. Even if we know what needs to be done it can be a very difficult task to start what we know we need to do. It was no different for St. Paul. Yet he gives us the secret of allowing Christ to help us start doing what we know needs to be done.
By Fr. Nathan Cromly4.9
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If anyone were to survey the general American public, two things would stand out. First we would all be convinced that things need to be done, actions need to take place, decisions need to be enacted. And secondly, most of us would agree that it is really hard to do what we know we need to do. Even if we know what needs to be done it can be a very difficult task to start what we know we need to do. It was no different for St. Paul. Yet he gives us the secret of allowing Christ to help us start doing what we know needs to be done.

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