Sin distorts our vision, preventing us from seeing things as they truly are. But time spent with Christ, particularly through the Eucharist, can help correct and purify this distorted vision, helping us to see everything anew.
For the daily readings, see the <a href="https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/101220.cfm">USCCB</a>.

Sin distorts our vision, preventing us from seeing things as they truly are. But time spent with Christ, particularly through the Eucharist, can help correct and purify this distorted vision, helping us to see everything anew. For the daily readings, see the USCCB.

Sin distorts our vision, preventing us from seeing things as they truly are. But time spent with Christ, particularly through the Eucharist, can help correct and purify this distorted vision, helping us to see everything anew.
For the daily readings, see the <a href="https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/101220.cfm" rel="noopener noreferrer">USCCB</a>.&nbsp;

Seeing Everything Anew | October 12, 2020

Friarly, started as a classroom project back in the Fall of 2010. We wanted to promote the preaching of our student friars who have the opportunity every weekend to preach on the readings from the Lectionary. 

Here on Friarly, and through our podcast, we hope to engage with men and women around the world and to show them the passion for the Gospel of Jesus Christ that we bring to this Friarly Life

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Friarly, started as a classroom project back in the Fall of 2010. We wanted to promote the preaching of our student friars who have the opportunity every weekend to preach on the readings from the Lectionary. Here on Friarly, and through our podcast, we hope to engage with men and women around the world and to show them the passion for the Gospel of Jesus Christ that we bring to this Friarly Life

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