Pentecost, the Church, and the 120 in the Upper Room

Catholic World Report·May 24

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The day of Pentecost is being discussed in relation to its significance for the Church and the events that occurred when 120 people were gathered in the Upper Room. Some outlets are exploring the meaning and implications of Pentecost, while others are drawing connections to other topics, such as Christmas and papal documents. The details of what happened on the first day of Pentecost, including the role of speaking in tongues, are also being examined.

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Pentecost, the Church, and the 120 in the Upper Room

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