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This is a collection of reflections on biblical passages and two short articles on how translation of the original Greek text is used in translating the Our Father or Lord's Prayer and Christ the Good Shepherd. There are over two hundred biblical reflections, many written during the covid-pandemic. While the authors are Catholic and references to Catholic teachings and the Fathers of the Church are abundant; this text offered to all men and women of faith, or those searching to make sense of life in their search for God in the Sacred Scriptures. Reverend David Andrew Fisher: Maronite Catholic priest, was ordained in 1984 by Pope Saint John Paul II in St. Peter Basilica, Rome. Studied at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, Italy. Formerly, I was Assistant Professor of Humanities at Columbus State, adjunct professor of Theology at Xavier University in Cincinnati and the University of Dayton. Presently, I am teaching Eastern Christian Theology at St. Charles Seminary of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia. I am a contributing writer for many years in The Maronite Voice and serve as an outreach priest for Cross Catholic Outreach, which funds missions to the poor around the world. I was born in Columbus, Ohio, USA. Michele Nicola Grossmiller: A BSMT bachelors degree in Medical Technology, Some Graduate work in CQI, Undergrad and Graduate level Theology Studies, retired from a 40 year Healthcare Career, widowed from my soul mate, mother of one beautiful grown daughter. Also have two lovely grown god daughters. Love being a Mom, friend and family member. I love meditating on scripture and praying - my source of connection to my place in the world as a child of God. Love furthering my religious education, writing, Bible Study and informal counseling of troubled youth. I am from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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