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May fallen-away Catholics return to the house of their mother, who awaits them with an open heart! We are sad that you have gone away. If it was our fault, we ask for forgiveness. We do not want to be like the older son in the parable, who was filled with scorn. We are brothers and God wants us to be together.

— Felipe Arizmendi Esquivel

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "May fallen-away Catholics return to the house of their mother, who awaits them with an open heart! We are sad that you have gone away. If it was our fault, we ask for forgiveness. We do not want to be like the older son in the parable, who was filled with scorn. We are brothers and God wants us to be together." in the context of "Mexican Bishop invites fallen-away Catholics to “return home” this Lent (22 March 2004)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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Felipe Arizmendi Esquivel

About Felipe Arizmendi Esquivel

Felipe Arizmendi Esquivel (1 May 1940–) is a Mexican prelate of the Catholic Church.