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Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity

sprinkleeninow

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6. Yes, The Faith do that.

Reply to guillaumeb (Reply #5)

Tue Nov 7, 2017, 09:02 PM

Nov 2017

A dear heart we know was raised in the R.C. church. The Greek Orthodox have their Saint who intercedes for lost, stolen, misplaced belongings. Roman Catholics have Saint Anthony of Padua. She told me of him.

I have innumerable accounts of each time I called upon him to find something for me and he has without fail, every God Blessed time!

God is Glorified in His Saints!

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Yes, The Faith do that. sprinkleeninow Nov 2017 #6

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