Janet Bell's interviewI just wanted to say that many of her thoughts and feelings seemed to mirror my thoughts and feelings. Loved the interview. Thanks for being a strong black woman.
Wonderful contribution to humanity...Wow, Mark, you did a FABULOUS job! It's very easy to listen to, pleasant, interesting, varied - I can't believe how much of my life you squeezed in there. Thank you so very much. I'm having fun sending the link around the world. Again, thank you so much. What a wonderful contribution to make to humanity.
Matt Witroba has a ringing tenor voice similar to Peter Yarrow, and the folksy singalong words and music of Fred Small. Thanks for the interview, Mark!
peaceTo speak boldly since Catholicism's stand of this great war happening around the world! The Roman Catholic church must come out from comfort to save those who are suffering nowadays! I have a vision that Catholics can change the world from grief and everything! Every catholic is on mission to save those who are in the battle! We must go to the battle to restore those lives! There is no allowed time to move but now! It is everyone's responsibility to save those who are hurt! Not just to focus on the spiritual aspect of the gospel but the basic! That's why let us eradicate the plain fields and the battle line! Now is the expected time , now is the provision of the lord! For we are expected by god to take them out from darkness! We are expected to literally to save their lives! We are on the advantage , so let us not forsake them!
It is not just prayers or holy words that they need! They need materials,possessions,resettlements! For we are living now in the climax of the gospel! This is a call , this is history! I pray that the body of church catholics will determine and take hold of this duty! Some are suffering of shelters, food, clothes , medicines!School materials, work,etc.
I spiritually acknowledge to save their souls but more on that is about their physical needs! Thank you and God bless@!
Bro. Lee- a cost for christ
Matt Witroba has a ringing tenor voice similar to Peter Yarrow, and the folksy singalong words and music of Fred Small. Thanks for the interview, Mark!