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The Christian's weakness in front of his persecutors is not a disadvantage, but paradoxically, the way in which he is able to endure moments of crisis.

— Stephan Lipke

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If we trust in God, we too can carry out the mission that He has entrusted to us.

There is a great need among Catholics to be united despite the distances and at the same time to care for others, for example the poor, regardless of what background they come from.

The Pope has asked us to be precious stones in the edifice of the Catholic Church in Russia. Our local Church is a small edifice, we are not many, but we too can be the precious stones that build the universal Church.

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