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Bishop Galea-Curmi delivers homily

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Bishop Joseph Galea-Curmi said the Church is open to everyone and should not separate people based on social class or status. During a homily, the bishop noted that Jesus brought together people of different backgrounds, ages, and jobs to show that his mission includes everyone willing to follow him.

Galea-Curmi highlighted that women were among the disciples to show they were not excluded from the life of Jesus or the Church. He noted that while it was uncommon for women to be so publicly active in ministry during that time, their inclusion demonstrates that the Church is a family of God made up of people with different roles and functions.

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