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Daily Archives: 24 May 2006
Gaudium et Spes 58
Gaudium et Spes continues a discussion of the relationship between culture and the Gospel. First the importance of perceiving the needs of particular cultures, and two reasons are given: the effectiveness of kerygma, but also the enrichment of the church’s … Continue reading
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Dress Codes for Church and Other Affairs
Y’all feel free to continue commentary on the Armchair Liturgist thread below. I did promise I’d post my responses, so here goes. Dress Code always come up in church circles, especially ministry ones. When I train lectors and Eucharistic ministers, … Continue reading
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