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SanRafael1102
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Our last several have been from India… at least the last three at our parish. A year ago, the diocese took on a missionary from South America.
Yes! My pastor is from Eastern Europe. He grew up under Communism, a member of an illegal Church. He definitely brings an important perspective to the religious freedom that we have as Americans. as well as our responsibility to protect it.Those from foreign countries have different experiences and a different point of view. Sometimes, they may also come from a background of persecution for their Faith.
It is not surprising they are often quite amazing to us.
Actually, it would be “xenophilic”: fascinated with or affectionate towards other cultures. Someone who loves to travel and embrace other cultures is an example of a xenophilic person.Is it me or does this question come across a little xenophobic?
That is very disappointing.But the pastor made him cut his hair and lose the beard.