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Archbishop of Passo Fundo publishes reflection on giving to God and to the world
Archbishop Rodolfo Luís Weber of Passo Fundo published a reflection on the teaching to give to God what belongs to God and to the world what belongs to the world.
Weber discusses how certain groups attempted to trap Jesus with a question about whether it was lawful to pay taxes. He notes that any choice Jesus made carried risks, as he could be accused of being a collaborator or of challenging power.
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- Official source@CNBBNacionalGive to God what is God's and to the world what is the world's
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How the coverage unfolded
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