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Ks. Michał Oleksowicz comments on Sunday's Gospel
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Father Michał Oleksowicz explained the meaning of the Sunday Gospel parable regarding workers in a vineyard, noting that the story is not primarily about fair wages.
According to a commentary by Oleksowicz, the parable demonstrates that God needs every person and that it is never too late to meet God. He addressed why the last workers received the same reward as those who worked all day, suggesting the message emphasizes God's relationship with all people rather than just equal pay.
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