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Dom Leomar Brustolin writes about the book of Daniel
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Archbishop Leomar Brustolin of Santa Maria wrote about the biblical book of Daniel, describing it as a tool to help people maintain hope during difficult times.
Writing for the CNBB, the Archbishop explained that the book was written to ensure a threatened people did not lose their ability to wait. He noted that the Church's mission sometimes involves helping people see beyond their current circumstances rather than providing immediate answers. He also addressed the use of apocalyptic language within the text.
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- Official source@CNBBNacionalDaniel, uma pastoral que enxerga no escuro
CNBB · Dom Leomar Antônio Brustolin
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