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About this Episode
(March 27, 2022) Father Anthony Eseke, Priest-in-Residence at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, drew a parallel between a conventional five-step "hero's journey" and our own Lenten journey. Going though all the steps, Father Eseke emphasized that our heavenly Father always awaits us with His arms outstretched, asking us to "make a change."
Our prayer, then, shall be that our Lord will bless us on our spiritual journey, Father Eseke said, "and that our good Lord will give us the grace, and the strength to say ito ourselves: This time, grant us Lord the grace to change."
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