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A key to sainthood: Let Christ’s light shine through
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Father Edward Kolla described a child's definition of sainthood during a tour of Saint Mary Church in Gloucester City. While viewing 19th-century stained-glass windows depicting apostles and doctors of the Church, a student defined a saint as a person through whom light shines.
Father Kolla noted that the sunlight passing through the windows serves as a symbol for the light of Christ animating the minds and hearts of the saints.
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Catholic Star Herald · Father Edward Kolla
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