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To the Father Podcast
by Fr. Nelson Cintra
Fr. Agustín Henderson (Santa Fe) and Fr. Nelson Cintra (Boise) talk about what it means to be a beloved son of the Father, to be married to God as celibates and married to the Church as priests, and how every Catholic Christian can grown in a life of prayer as we journey to the Father.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Fr. Agustín Henderson (Santa Fe) and Fr. Nelson Cintra (Boise) talk about what it means to be a beloved son of the Father, to be married to God as celibates and married to the Church as priests, and how every Catholic Christian can grown in a life of prayer as we journey to the Father.
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Fr. Nelson Cintra
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Fr. Agustín Henderson (Santa Fe) and Fr. Nelson Cintra (Boise) talk about what it means to be a beloved son of the Father, to be married to God as celibates and married to the Church as priests, and how every Catholic Christian can grown in a life of prayer as we journey to the Father.
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To the Father Podcast is created and hosted by Fr. Nelson Cintra.
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