The Burden of Survival
Pádraig and Krista discuss the irony of expecting the most vulnerable individuals, who have been hurt the most, to lead us out of the trauma we collectively created. They explore the burden of survival and the priestly function of finding ways to bring people together in love and confession.In this clip
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