Spy Wednesday and the Redemption of Judas
Now I have nothing to back this up other than my faith in an all forgiving God, but I believe that Judas was redeemed in the end.
Author: Fr. Peter
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You Feed Them
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Sometimes we Need to Change our Perspective
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