Mother discusses a project that she and her community are working on, reads from <em>The Christian Mother</em>, and answers questions from: 
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Adam, who wonders if Mother knows the story of Jewish convert Alphonse Ratisbonne;
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Nancy, who asks how to have patience for long homilies;
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Danny, who wants to know if Catholics should celebrate Dia de los Muertos;
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Frank, who wonders why Jesus is called the Good Shepherd;
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Mara, who asks if Mother is a Benedictine;
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and Claudia, who wants to know where the Bible teaches against homosexuality.
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Mother discusses a project that she and her community are working on, reads from The Christian Mother, and answers questions from: 
<ul>
<li>
Adam, who wonders if Mother knows the story of Jewish convert Alphonse Ratisbonne;
</li>
<li>
Nancy, who asks how to have patience for long homilies;
</li>
<li>
Danny, who wants to know if Catholics should celebrate Dia de los Muertos;
</li>
<li>
Frank, who wonders why Jesus is called the Good Shepherd;
</li>
<li>
Mara, who asks if Mother is a Benedictine;
</li>
<li>
and Claudia, who wants to know where the Bible teaches against homosexuality.
</li>
</ul>


Mother discusses a project that she and her community are working on, reads from The Christian Mother, and answers questions from: 


Adam, who wonders if Mother knows the story of Jewish convert Alphonse Ratisbonne;


Nancy, who asks how to have patience for long homilies;


Danny, who wants to know if Catholics should celebrate Dia de los Muertos;


Frank, who wonders why Jesus is called the Good Shepherd;


Mara, who asks if Mother is a Benedictine;


and Claudia, who wants to know where the Bible teaches against homosexuality.



Mother Has A Project

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