Cardinal Dolan’s Homily: January 27, 2023 

| 01/27/2023

By: Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan

In his homily this morning, Cardinal Dolan discusses how God’s work is similar to when a farmer is waiting for his crops to grow.

Things like mercy, faith and hope are often invisible, gentle, and quiet. Even though we can’t see it, we just trust that it works.

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