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The Westminster Shorter Catechism is famous for its first question, “What is the chief end of man?” and its answer: “The chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.” Of all the people depicted in Scripture, apart from our Lord Jesus Christ, there is no one whose description more closely attains this standard than that of Enoch, the seventh in the line from Adam.
So dear was this man to the heart of God that he took Enoch to himself without demanding that he suffer the pains of death. Therefore, it is no surprise to find Enoch in this procession of heroes of the faith in Hebrews 11.
UK s black majority churches want their congregations to consider taking the COVID-19 vaccine
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The Tablet March 1, 2021
The following is the full text from homilist Father Franklin Ezeorah, for the Feb. 28, 2021 Black History Month Mass:
“I like to begin by thanking your excellency Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, the Catholic Bishop of Brooklyn Diocese, and the Very Reverend Father Alonzo Cox, the Vicar for the Black Catholic Concerns of the Diocese of Brooklyn, for graciously allowing me to be the homilist of this year’s Diocesan Black History celebration. This Diocese is arguably the most diverse in the US because of its openness to welcome immigrants and its diversified nature of pastoral ministration… and the credit goes to you, Bishop, and your collaborators for realizing that there is strength in diversity. We essentially embrace diversity because although we have different people globally, we have only one human race.