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Acts of the Apostles Chapter 3: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Acts of the Apostles Chapter 3: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Posted on April 10, 2026 by David R. Smith

Catholic analysis of Acts 3 in the NABRE: healing at the Beautiful Gate, Peter’s sermon, key verses, church teaching, liturgical use, and a guided Lectio Divina reflection.

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Acts of the Apostles Chapter 4: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Acts of the Apostles Chapter 4: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Posted on April 10, 2026 by David R. Smith

Comprehensive NABRE-based study of Acts 4: Peter and John confront the Sanhedrin, divine empowerment, and the early church’s shared life; reflections for Catholics.

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Acts of the Apostles Chapter 8: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Acts of the Apostles Chapter 8: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Posted on April 10, 2026 by David R. Smith

Acts 8 NABRE study: persecution, Philip in Samaria, Simon the magician, and the Ethiopian eunuch; analysis, key verses, Church teaching, liturgical use, and Lectio Divina guidance.

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Acts of the Apostles Chapter 9: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Acts of the Apostles Chapter 9: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Posted on April 10, 2026 by David R. Smith

Acts 9 in NABRE: Saul’s dramatic road-to-Damascus conversion, Ananias’ role, and the birth of Paul’s mission in the early Church — with key verses and Catholic reflection.

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Acts of the Apostles Chapter 19: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Acts of the Apostles Chapter 19: Analysis, Key Verses and Catholic Reflection

Posted on April 10, 2026 by David R. Smith

Catholic reflection on Acts 19 (NABRE): Paul’s arrival in Ephesus, miracles and exorcisms, the burning of occult books, and the spread of the Gospel.

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