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Christ is Risen!

In a letter to all Byzantine Catholics of the Eparchy of Parma, Bishop John has charged the faithful to develop a clear understanding of what it really means “to be Byzantine Catholic.”

The full text of this excellent letter is online at http://www.parma.org/bishop.htm#Voice.

So, any thoughts on what it means to be a Byzantine Catholic?

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John S,

Three cheers for Bishop John. It is a little short on detail but that's not to be unexpected. We must crawl before we can walk. Let us lift our bishop up in prayer. I should think that there are many training sessions and many changes in store for the Eparchy in the coming years.

Dan Lauffer


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