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The slain civil rights leader opened himself to
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The slain civil rights leader opened himself to
MLK’s dream is now our task to realize, says archbishop Archbishop Nelson Pérez speaks at a Jan. 18 archdiocesan interfaith prayer service in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. hosted by St. Dorothy Parish in Drexel Hill. During his reflection, the archbishop said the dream envisioned by the slain civil rights leader is now "the task at hand for each one of us to make it come true.” (Photo by Sarah Webb) By Gina Christian • Posted January 19, 2021 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. understood that “pure love in the imitation of God the Father” remains the ultimate antidote to ...