Weekly Bulletin: Sunday of the Blind Man

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Sunday of the Blind Man

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Did you know?
This man who was blind from birth had no eyes at all!
In Greek he was aommatos (aόμματος) which means without eyes. 
Jesus filled his eye sockets with clay, “adding eyes where before they were not.” 
+St John Chrysostom

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