Aug 5, 2024 15 min

YO SOY EL PAN DE VIDA

from Padre Alberto (Father Albert) Hosted by Padre Alberto Cutié - Father Albert Cutie aka #PadreAlberto #TalkShowPriest

El Padre Alberto habla sobre el evangelio de San Juan (6:21-35) donde Jesus dice "Yo soy el pan de vida" y habla sobre la creencia en la presencia real de Jesus en la Eucaristia. Se hace una referencia especial a la oracion inglesa conocida como la "oracion del acceso humilde" compuesta en el 1548.

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