4th Sunday of Advent (Year C)
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Many Catholics are familiar with the story of "the Visitation," when Mary and Elizabeth met. But many don't know why the scene of two expectant mothers greeting each other is so important. Apart from affirming Mary's miraculous pregnancy, the scene also shows Mary's service and humility as she travelled a long distance to assist her older relative Elizabeth. We should ask if we're willing to go the extra mile – or several – to serve others.
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