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Fr. John reflects on the call for us to be co-pilots with Christ along the highway to haven like tenants in the vineyard of our gospel this weekend. St. Francis of Assisi is a perfect example of someone who was a co-pilot---working with Jesus to bear fruits of the kingdom even still today.
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