March 7: Lenten Retreat Day 3
Lenten Retreat 2025
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THE PASSION ACCORDING TO JOHN
JESUS BEFORE PILATE
Pontius Pilate knew Jesus was innocent but feared the crowd and risk to his reputation, showing the dangers of lacking firm moral principles.
How can we find the courage to stand by the truth, even when faced with pressure and fear of consequences?
Lord, grant us the strength to stand for truth, even in the face of adversity, and the courage to follow Your way faithfully. Amen.
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