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Our gospel reading today talks about treasures new and old. So the question begging for your answers is — what do you treasure most in your life? The answer to that question of course depends largely on your moral values. To a very rich man, more money and more properties could be considered his treasure. To a dirt-poor homeless man, a roof on his head is a treasure to desire for. To a man sorely lacking in love…his treasure is to find a woman who can give him children to raise a family.

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Francois Mitterrand, the late president of France, was an intellectual and an atheist. Yet in the latter years of his life, he had a fascination with death and desired to know what lay beyond the grave. It was something that challenged his atheism, at least philosophically. He visited the tombs of many of France’s leading citizens, pondering how they lived and died.
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Our gospel reading today talks about treasures new and old. So the question begging for your answers is — what do you treasure most in your life? The answer to that question of course depends largely on your moral values. To a very rich man, more money and more properties could be considered his treasure. To a dirt-poor homeless man, a roof on his head is a treasure to desire for. To a man sorely lacking in love…his treasure is to find a woman who can give him children to raise a family.

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