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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2020 · 17 MIN

Heretic

from Contemplative Episcopalian · host The Reverend TJ Humphrey

A priest reflects on his (not so great) experiences of the Church and Jesus’ words in Matthew 18 about the breaking of communion.

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A priest reflects on his (not so great) experiences of the Church and Jesus’ words in Matthew 18 about the breaking of communion.

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A priest reflects on his (not so great) experiences of the Church and Jesus’ words in Matthew 18 about the breaking of communion.

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