4/19/26: Walk With Them
from St Francis Catholic Hosted by Fr. Mike Casey
Luke 24:13-35. Third Sunday of Easter. On the day of His resurrection, Jesus walked for miles with two people who were walking away from Jerusalem and away from the Church. He asked them questions and listened to their worries. Then He showed them Himself in scripture and revealed Himself in the Mass. Fr. Casey shows how this is a model for all Catholics to follow in evangelization. To learn more, visit www.stfranciscatholic.org/
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