3/15/26: Through the Struggle

from St Francis Catholic Hosted by Fr. Mike Casey

John 9:1-41. Homily from the Fourth Sunday of Lent. When Jesus heals a man born blind, the man’s own parents and religious community turn on him. In the midst of his struggle to convince them all that he was healed by Jesus, the man comes to know Jesus in a far deeper way, going from calling him “the man” to calling him “Lord” and worshiping him. The same thing can happen to us: through our struggles, we can come to know the Lord in a deeper and more profound way. To learn more, visit www.stfranciscatholic.org/

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