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In this homily on St Luke 10: 16-21 and Colossians 4:5-11, 14-18, Fr. Anthony reflects on what Christ's contrasting the power the disciples had over demons with their names being written in heaven might mean for us in this divisive time. He encourages us to use power with humility lest we actual feed the spirit of darkness within us and lose our place in the book of life.
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In this homily on St Luke 10: 16-21 and Colossians 4:5-11, 14-18, Fr. Anthony reflects on what Christ's contrasting the power the disciples had over demons with their names being written in heaven might mean for us in this divisive time. He encourages us to use power with humility lest we actual feed the spirit of darkness within us and lose our place in the book of life.

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