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Ever feel like you’re a long way off from God? Like the night is too dark? Like the obstacles are too big? In today’s gospel, we see a stark contrast between the way King Herod and the Wise Men respond to Jesus, which gives each of us an opportunity to look into our own hearts and examine them. Listen in as Fr. Chris explains how this ancient narrative speaks to our lives today.
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