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Understanding the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit's role in the world
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In paragraph 258 of the Catechism, the unique yet unified role of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the divine economy is explained, and how they bring their life to us in the world. The prayer of Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity is also mentioned as a beautiful example of devotion to the Holy Trinity.
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