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Reasons for Our Hope: A Bible Study on the Gospel of Luke is unavailable, but you can change that!

Reasons for Our Hope: A Bible Study on the Gospel of Luke is designed as a 39-week study and is great for either personal or group study. It comes with fill-in-the-blank exercises (along with an answer key) that cross-references other books in the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church. These exercises will help you learn each lesson better and increase your familiarity with both...

John the Baptist, then, the herald of the Messiah, is born, circumcised, and named. His father, Zechariah, received back his speech, was immediately filled with the Holy Spirit, and prophesied that his son would be “the prophet of the Most High” (Luke 1:76). Zechariah’s prophecy—a song of praise for God’s faithfulness to Israel—became known as the Benedictus (Latin for “blessed”) and is one of the most beautiful canticles in all of Scripture. To this day the Benedictus is prayed daily by every deacon,
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