Fr. Duffy, you knelt the point correctly, sectarianism and lack of compassion have been the bane of our society. Even tribalism, nepotism politics and greed has eaten deep like cancer into the fabric of persons who called themselves Christians. Matthew’s gospel ch 25ff could be added to the parable as you amplified. The story of the abandoned woman you helped should be emulated by all. Thanks!
Hugh Duffy
Always a joy to hear your comments, Bartholomew, and to learn how the message has impacted you. I’m glad that you’ve highlighted the subtle dangers of sectarianism, and other isms such as tribalism.
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Bartholomew Okere
Fr. Duffy, you knelt the point correctly, sectarianism and lack of compassion have been the bane of our society. Even tribalism, nepotism politics and greed has eaten deep like cancer into the fabric of persons who called themselves Christians. Matthew’s gospel ch 25ff could be added to the parable as you amplified. The story of the abandoned woman you helped should be emulated by all. Thanks!
Hugh Duffy
Always a joy to hear your comments, Bartholomew, and to learn how the message has impacted you. I’m glad that you’ve highlighted the subtle dangers of sectarianism, and other isms such as tribalism.
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