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  1. Thanks for continuously giving us, reflections that really delve into our souls. are there priests or confidants whom we can mail to? ie Martin Hogan. Im fully touched with his views. THanks

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  2. Pat Rogers says:

    Thanks for your welcome affirmation. We shall also pass on your kind words to Martin Hogan. He is a busy pastor and lecturer; and while he has very kindly allowed his homiletic notes to be available here, we cannot expect him to engage individually with all who may read these notes. Of course people can and do exchange views online here, about the content of any day’s homily resources. This can also be very helpful to others who use this website regularly.

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