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St. John Eudes – Faith is a divine and celestial light, a participation in the eternal, inaccessible light, a beam radiating from the face of God.

By Catholic Digest on March 26, 2025

Faith is a divine and celestial light, a participation in the eternal, inaccessible light, a beam radiating from the face of God.

–St. John Eudes
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