FFF in Rome

Mar 5, 2015

This week Food For Faith is made in Rome during an unexpected and grace-given visit. While I will continue to upload to this Food For Faith website, the more regular and informal postings will be to the Food For Faith Facebook space. If you “LIKE” Food For Faith at that page you can receive regular updates.

This morning’s video reflections at the Food For Faith Facebook page include an early morning reflection over coffee, and a comment at the conclusion of this morning’s Wednesday audience with Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square.

A more official and substantial summary of the pope’s reflection can be found at this link.

 

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