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Living Catholic 2017 - 09 - Confession, Dissolving The Barriers170224

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Fr. Don, pastor of St. Eugene Catholic Church in Oklahoma City, broadcasts weekly on Catholic Radio to share insights and reflections on theological issues and the daily living of the Catholic faith.

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