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After reading 2 Timothy 1:6b-10 A reading from the second letter of Paul to Timothy, I was asked to reflect on the following question:

Why does Saint Paul tell them not to be ashamed that he is in prison?

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The young evangelist, Timothy is being assured by the apostle Paul that shame can never come out of anything associated with God. Moreover...

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