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May 7, 2017

A24: The Fourth Sunday of Easter, Year A (2017)

Michael Renninger

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Father Michael Renninger is Pastor of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Richmond, Virginia. His sermon from John 10:1-10 is called, “By the Sound of His Voice.” Jesus says that’s how his sheep know him, which begs the question: Do we know him that well? Can we recognize him by the sound of his voice?

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A24: The Fourth Sunday of Easter, Year A (2017)

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