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Julie Long

Julie Long is an active-duty Army officer, lawyer, wife, and mother. She currently lives in Naples, Italy, where she practices international humanitarian and human rights law, writes, and works on a graduate degree in sacred theology.

How to Practice Radical Generosity

Julie Long
August 11, 2019
General, Practical Justice, Theology
When you give from your own need, there is always more to give away.

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