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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2025 · 12 MIN

Episode 27: Temptations

from St. Jude Parish Chatter · host St. Jude Catholic Parish

This week, Fr. Thuerauf and Deacon Joe examine the temptations of Jesus for this first Sunday in Lent.

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This week, Fr. Thuerauf and Deacon Joe examine the temptations of Jesus for this first Sunday in Lent.

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This week, Fr. Thuerauf and Deacon Joe examine the temptations of Jesus for this first Sunday in Lent.

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