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Preacher: Father John Hamilton
This prayer is communion - being joined to Jesus and we even invoke the Holy Spirit on the bread and wine - that Spirit who binds us together with one another. And when we leave here each week we take this prayer - this communion - everywhere we go. All of our reflection on scripture, each intentional moment of silence....each act of kindness and mercy we do...we are connected to this act of communion.
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