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The document summarizes the parish pastoral plan for 2010 of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. The plan focuses on using Christ's teachings as a light and Christ's ways as a model. It will emphasize experiencing Jesus as the Word of God through Bible study. The plan discusses the Beatitudes and corporal and spiritual works of mercy as examples of Christ's ways that should guide the parish. Bible study for 2010 will focus on Christ's way as the model for the parish community.
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