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Daily Archives: 24 November 2006
Pan Navigates The Gap
The Cassini site posted this near-overhead view of the moon Pan in the Encke Gap of Saturn’s rings. The night side of the little (16 miles long) moon is lit by reflected sunshine from the planet Saturn. I think … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy
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Coming Back or Getting Them Back
The Pittsburgh Catholic offers some suggestions for coming back to church. I don’t know if many inactive Catholics read diocesan news organs, but I do know that many Catholics do. As the holidays approach, let me expand on the theme … Continue reading
Posted in Ministry, Parish Life
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CHS on Abortion
Steve posted an excellent essay the other day. Including this summary: For those who are seeking abortions, what are we doing to offer them alternatives? Where can they go to get some counseling and support? Do we accept them with … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
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Sacrosanctum Concilium 65
More on the catechumenate in this section: In mission lands it is found that some of the peoples already make use of initiation rites. Elements from these, when capable of being adapted to Christian ritual, may be admitted along with … Continue reading
Posted in Sacrosanctum Concilium
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Sacrosanctum Concilium 64
In today’s selection, we read the call for the restoration of an adult catechumenate: The catechumenate for adults, comprising several distinct steps, is to be restored and to be taken into use at the discretion of the local ordinary. By … Continue reading
Posted in Sacrosanctum Concilium
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The Armchair Liturgist: Thanksgiving
How do your parishes treat yesterday’s observance? I know Canadians have their Thanksgiving on October, so the same question applies. Any other nations with an official or semi-official holiday like that? In Iowa, the neighborhood ecumenical Thanksgiving had longer … Continue reading
Posted in The Armchair Liturgist
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New Iowa Bishop
CNS reports on the latest American bishop. The outgoing Bishop Franklin, as a parish priest, preceded the pastor who hired me to serve this parish in 1995. The nice shot on the homepage gives you a good sense of our … Continue reading →