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St. Augustine: Sermons for Christmas and Epiphany
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Of all his works, it is Augustine’s sermons that give us the best portrayal of this brilliant and profoundly spiritual man presenting and interpreting the divine mysteries to his own people.
Title: St. Augustine: Sermons for Christmas and Epiphany
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Of all his works, it is Augustine’s sermons that give us the best portrayal of this brilliant and profoundly spiritual man presenting and interpreting the divine mysteries to his own people.
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