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Aug 17, 2026 17 min

8/16/26: Sophomore Catholics

from St Francis Catholic Hosted by Fr. Mike Casey

Matthew 15:21-28. Homily from the Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time. When we complain about the liturgy, we’re like children complaining about the food our parents give us, and God might give that food to others. To learn more, visit www.stfranciscatholic.org/

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