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Mondeor, Parish of Christ the King |
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Mulbarton, Parish of St. Paul’s United |
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Orange Farm, Parish of St. Augustine |
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The Hill, Parish of St. Mark |
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Riverlea, Parish of St. John the Baptist |
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Robertsham, Parish of All Saints |
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Rosettenville, Parish of St. Mary |
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Sebokeng with Evaton, Parish of the Church of Ascension |
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Turffontein, Parish of Holy Trinity |
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Sebokeng with Evaton, Parish of the Church of the Resurrection |
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Sebokeng with Evaton, Parish of St. Michael |
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Evaton, Parish of St. Luke |
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Boipotong, Parish of St. John the Baptist |
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Henley-On-Klip, Parish of St. Paul |
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Sharpeville, Parish of St. Cyprian |
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Vanderbijlpark, Parish of All Saints |
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Vereeniging, Parish of St. Mary and St. John |
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Evaton Smallfarms, Parish of St Lawrence |
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Rosettenville
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Ad Laos - April 2009With awe and wonder we reflect on how the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us (Jn 1:14), and, emptying himself and being found in human form, he humbled himself and became obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross (Phil 2:7,8). As the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world (Jn 1:29), he shows the greatest love of all, laying down his life for his friends (Jn 15:13); and though he wrestled in prayer asking that if possible, that cup might pass him by, more than this, he committed himself to the will of God the Father (Mk 14:36), for he knew, as he had already told his followers, that the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many (Mk 10:45).[Read more] |
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