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Enduring the Storms of Temptation - SSPX Sermons

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The miracle of Christ walking upon the water to rescue Peter in the midst of a storm reminds us that even in the midst of great turmoil, Our Lord never abandons us. Even when we believe we are abandoned, God never departs from us.


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