Where Moth and Rust Do Not Consume
A treasury of inspiring thoughts and ideas designed to strengthen stewardship in the local parish. Shows how the Church Fathers among many others emphasized the stewardship of time, talents and possessions as a living expression of Christian discipleship.
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