
Father Simon Says-October 18, 2024-Who is St. Luke?
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Fr. Simon gives a little history on St. Luke. Fr. Simon calls Acts, which was written by St. Luke, a legal document
Fr. Simon talks about Demas, Crescens, Titus, Mark, Tychicus, Carpus, Alexander, and their significance and that they were real people. Paul is writing in a more relaxed tone in this reading.
(29:49) Letters: About Patron Saints, The use of the word Testament, the Angel Gabriel and the Quran
38:47 Word of the Day: Peace
42:08 Phones: John-Question if Adam was a hermaphrodite
John-Are any of Paul’s scrolls still around? Especially in Rome?
Debra-The story you tell about the wine and the fruit flies is so important and I make sure to include it whenever I say the sorrowful mysteries
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