Day 201: Keys to the Kingdom (2025)

Day 201: Keys to the Kingdom (2025)

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Day 364: Christ's Sacrifice Once for All (2025)

Fr. Mike dives into the fall of Babylon described in Revelation 18, pointing out how several images and expressions of this key chapter are taken from the judgmental oracles in the old testament, particularly those from the prophet Jeremiah. Fr. Mike also emphasizes the reality o ...  Show more

Day 363: The New Covenant Priesthood (2025)

Fr. Mike draws a parallel between the symbols in the book of Revelation and the persecution by the Roman empire of the first Christians and encourages us to hold firm in our faith. Additionally, Fr. Mike reveals the beauty of the new covenant priesthood established by Jesus and e ...  Show more

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