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Alexander Schimpf

Alexander Schimpf
A sometime professor of philosophy, Dr. Alexander Schimpf serves as the Director of the Office of Marriage and Family Life Ministry for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

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What memory has to do with learning how to pray

If the Holy Spirit is your teacher, here is his textbook

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