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I invite you to visit frsleman.org, a space dedicated to biblical reflection, theological depth, and pastoral insight. The blog brings together articles, sermons, and reflections rooted in Holy Scripture, the life of the Church, and the rich tradition of the early Fathers.

You will also find my published books and ongoing writings, which seek to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ with clarity, faithfulness, and a heart centered on the Father’s redemptive work revealed through His Word and by His Spirit.

This website is offered as a place for learning, reflection, and spiritual encouragement—for clergy, servants, families, and all who desire to grow deeper in their knowledge of God and their life in Christ.

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