What are the important lessons we can learn from Palm Sunday? | Episode 6

from Unboxing Catholicism · host Bernz Ordoñez Caasi

This episode invites us to reflect on two important points from today's Palm Sunday Mass readings. First, let's discover the significance of the donkey, the palm, and the cloaks. Second, let us see how Mary would have felt during Jesus's Agony in the Garden. What do you think of this episode? Leave us an audio message (via Anchor app)! Click the link below to get started. You may also email us your thoughts by messaging [email protected]. Join our online community and get exclusive content on apologetics and evangelization and also meet like-minded people who are passionate in unboxing the Faith in a positive, non-confrontational manner. Let's defend the faith clearly without being preachy! Go to www.unboxingcatholicism.com/community to sign up FOR FREE. #UnboxingCatholicism

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