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Prince Irsael Zaar on: Pope in Yaoundé · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Speaker 1: Domino's Fay.
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  Speaker 4: The Lord be with you a reading from the Holy Gospel.
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  Speaker 4: According to John List, when it was evening, his disciples
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  Speaker 4: went down to the scene, embarked in a boat, and
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  Speaker 4: went across the sea to Coverna. It had already grown dark,
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  Speaker 4: and Jesus had not yet come to them. The sea
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  Speaker 4: was stirred up because a strong wind was blowing. When
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  Speaker 4: they had rowed about three or four miles they saw
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  Speaker 4: Jesus walking on the sea and coming near the boat,
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  Speaker 4: and they began to be afraid, but he said to them,
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  Speaker 4: it is I, do not be afraid. They wanted to
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  Speaker 4: take him into the boat, but the boat immediately arrived
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  Speaker 4: at the shore to which they were heading. The Gospel
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  Speaker 4: of the Lord. We will now listen to a proclios
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  Speaker 4: cheff heard. Sir, dear brothers and sisters, Peace be with you.
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  Speaker 4: It is the peace of Christ whose presence illuminates our
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  Speaker 4: path and calms life's storms. We celebrate this Holy Mass
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  Speaker 4: at the conclusion of my visit in Cameroon, and I
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  Speaker 4: am very grateful for how you have welcomed me and
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  Speaker 4: for the moments of joy and faith which we have
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  Speaker 4: experienced together. As we heard in the Gospel, faith does
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  Speaker 4: not spare us from tult interpolations. At times, it can
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  Speaker 4: seem that fear has the upper hand. However, we know
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  Speaker 4: that even in these moments, Jesus does not abandon us,
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  Speaker 4: just like he did not abandon the disciples on the
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  Speaker 4: Sea of Galilee. Three of the four evangelists recounted the
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  Speaker 4: episode proclaimed today, each in their own way, with the
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  Speaker 4: message suited for their intended audience. Narrates that the Lord
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  Speaker 4: comes to the disciples while they are struggling to row
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  Speaker 4: against the strong wind, which seizes as soon as Jesus
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  Speaker 4: climbs into the boat with them. Saint Matthew adds a detail.
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  Speaker 4: Peter wants to go to the Lord by walking on
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  Speaker 4: the waves. Once he steps out of the boat, however,
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  Speaker 4: he lets himself be overcome by fear and he begins
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  Speaker 4: to sink. Christ takes him by the hand, saves him,
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  Speaker 4: and rebukes him for his incredulity. In Saint John's version,
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  Speaker 4: which was proclaimed today, the Savior draws nearest to the
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  Speaker 4: near to the disciples walking on the water and says
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  Speaker 4: it is I do not be afraid. The evangelist emphasizes
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  Speaker 4: that it was now dark. According to Jewish tradition, water,
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  Speaker 4: with its depth and mystery, often calls to mind the
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  Speaker 4: nether world, chaos, danger.
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  Speaker 6: And death.
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  Speaker 1: Force do man.
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  Speaker 4: Together with darkness, it evokes the forces of people with
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  Speaker 4: human beings, but by their own power, are not able
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  Speaker 4: to dominate. At the same time, however, by remembering the
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  Speaker 4: miracles wrought in the Exodus, water is understood as a
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  Speaker 4: place of passage, a crossing through which God powerfully frees
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  Speaker 4: his people from slavery.
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  Speaker 7: Throughout the ages, the Church has navigated many storms and strong.
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  Speaker 1: Winds who won't id st de mon deaur And.
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  Speaker 4: We too can identify with the feelings of fear and
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  Speaker 4: doubt experienced by the disciples while crossing the Lake of Tiberius.
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  Speaker 4: Such is our experience in moments when we seem to
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  Speaker 4: be sinking, overcome by adverse forces, when everything appears bleak,
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  Speaker 4: and we feel alone and weak.
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  Speaker 1: But it is not so.
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  Speaker 4: Jesus is with us, always stronger than any power of evil.
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  Speaker 4: In every storm, he comes to us and repeats, I
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  Speaker 4: am here with you. Do not be afraid. This is
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  Speaker 4: why we can get up again after every fall, not
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  Speaker 4: allowing ourselves to be stopped by any tempest. We go
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  Speaker 4: forward always with courage and trust. And it is thanks
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  Speaker 4: to Him that, as Pope Francis said, so many women
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  Speaker 4: and so many men and women who honor our people,
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  Speaker 4: who are honor our Church, are strong in caring forward
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  Speaker 4: their lives, their family, their work, their faith. Jesus draws us,
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  Speaker 4: draws near to us. He does not immediately calm the storm,
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  Speaker 4: but comes to us in the midst of the danger.
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  Speaker 4: And invites us, in our joys and sorrows, to remain
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  Speaker 4: together with Him, like the disciples in the same boat.
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  Speaker 4: He invites us not to distance ourselves from those who suffer,
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  Speaker 4: but to draw near to them, to embrace them. No
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  Speaker 4: one must be left alone to confront life seversities. For
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  Speaker 4: this reason, every community has the obligation to create and
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  Speaker 4: sustain structures of solidarity and mutual aid, in which, when
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  Speaker 4: faced with Christ, be the a social, political, medical, or economic,
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  Speaker 4: everyone can give and receive assistance according to their own
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  Speaker 4: capacity and needs.
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  Speaker 1: You same one.
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  Speaker 4: The words of Jesus, it is I remind us that
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  Speaker 4: in a society founded on respect for human dignity, everyone's
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  Speaker 4: contribution is valued as important and unique, regardless of the
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  Speaker 4: status or position that each one has in the eyes
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  Speaker 4: of the world.
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  Speaker 3: Neaur.
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  Speaker 4: The exhortation do not be afraid then takes on a
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  Speaker 4: broader meaning, even at a social and political level, as
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  Speaker 4: an encouragement to confront problems and challenges can be those
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  Speaker 4: associated with poverty and justice. Together with a sense of
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  Speaker 4: civic and civil responsibility. Faith does not separate the spiritual
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  Speaker 4: from the social. Indeed, it gives Christians the strength to
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  Speaker 4: interact with the world responding to the needs of others,
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  Speaker 4: especially the weakest. The iscilated efforts of individuals are not
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  Speaker 4: enough for the salvation of a community. Instead, what is
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  Speaker 4: needed is a communal commitment which integrates the spiritual and
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  Speaker 4: moral dimensions of the Gospel in the heart of local
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  Speaker 4: institutions and structures, making them instruments for the common good
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  Speaker 4: and not places of conflict, self interest or sterile struggles
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  Speaker 4: par la que. This first reading speaks about.
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  Speaker 1: This happy reality.
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  Speaker 4: In this passage we see how the church confronts its
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  Speaker 4: first crisis concerning growth. The rapid increase in the number
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  Speaker 4: of disciples brings new challenges for the community. In the
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  Speaker 4: exercise of charity, which the apostles are no longer able
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  Speaker 4: to carry out by themselves, some are overlooked in the
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  Speaker 4: distribution of food, and for this reason the grumbling grows
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  Speaker 4: and the sense of injustice threatens unity.
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  Speaker 3: Both.
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  Speaker 4: The daily service to the poor was an essential practice
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  Speaker 4: in the early Church, meant to support the weakest, particularly
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  Speaker 4: widows and orphans is one However, it was necessary to
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  Speaker 4: balance this service with the other compelling needs to preach
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  Speaker 4: and teach. A solution was not simple. The apostles then
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  Speaker 4: gathered together and share their concerns.
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  Speaker 7: Discussing the matters in light of jesus teaching, they.
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  Speaker 4: United themselves in prayer in order to overcome the obstacles
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  Speaker 4: and misunderstandings that at first sight seemed insurmountable. Did vote.
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  Speaker 4: Thus they gave life to something new, choosing men of
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  Speaker 4: good standing, full of the spirit and of wisdom, and
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  Speaker 4: appointing them through the lane of through the lane on
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  Speaker 4: of hands to acts of service with a spiritual mission,
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  Speaker 4: listening to the voice of the Holy Spirit, and being
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  Speaker 4: attentive to the cry of the suffering. They not only
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  Speaker 4: avoided division within the community, but they also equipped it
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  Speaker 4: with new instruments suitable to its growth, to its growth,
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  Speaker 4: transforming a moment of crisis into an occasion of enrichment
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  Speaker 4: and development for everyone.
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  Speaker 1: And you associate.
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  Speaker 4: At times, family and societal life require the courage to
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  Speaker 4: change mindsets and structures so that the dignity of the
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  Speaker 4: human person may always remain the primary focus, and so
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  Speaker 4: that inequality and marginalis may be overcome. An After all,
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  Speaker 4: God who became man, identified himself with the least, and
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  Speaker 4: this makes the preferential care for the poor a fundamental
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  Speaker 4: part of our Christian identity.
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  Speaker 6: Man.
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  Speaker 3: You know then of revoir Brothers and sisters.
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  Speaker 4: Today we say farewell to each other. Each one returns
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  Speaker 4: to his or her occupation, and the ship that is
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  Speaker 4: the Church continues on its course towards the final goal
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  Speaker 4: thanks to the grace of God and the commitment of
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  Speaker 4: every person. Let us keep the memory of the beautiful
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  Speaker 4: moments that we have experienced together alive in our hearts,
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  Speaker 4: even in the midst of difficulties. Let us continue to
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  Speaker 4: make space for Jesus, allowing him to enlighten and renew
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  Speaker 4: us every day by his presence. The Church in Cameroon
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  Speaker 4: is alive, young, blessed with gifts and enthusiasm, energetic, energetic
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  Speaker 4: in its variety, and magnificent, magnificent in its harmony. With
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  Speaker 4: the help of the Virgin Mary a Mother, may your
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  Speaker 4: joyful presence continued to blossom. And may the strong winds,
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  Speaker 4: which are never lacking in life, be an occasion for
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  Speaker 4: growth in the joyful service of God and your brothers
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  Speaker 4: and sisters through sharing, listening, prayer, praying, and the desire
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  Speaker 4: to grow together. Here's their un company on the bank Markey,
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  Speaker 4: brothers and sisters in commune with Mary Mother, of the
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  Speaker 4: risen one. Let us raise our prayers towards God, our Father,
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  Speaker 4: so that the force of Eastern may sustain their church
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  Speaker 4: and give to the whole world the grace of salvation.
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  Speaker 4: Now we will hear the prayers of the faithful in
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  Speaker 4: several languages that we respond. We respond to Lord, hear
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  Speaker 4: our prayer.