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Daily Archives: 14 March 2007
Can the Christian be a Pessimist?
(This is Neil.) Of course, I can’t really answer such a question in a short blog post. I certainly don’t want to dismiss the very real possibility of clinical depression or other concerns. But I do think that the answer … Continue reading
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How To Communicate the Sacrificial Character of the Mass
Neil’s question sets us on the path we could be exploring to attempt a response. My friends know that I have serious doubts about the “hermeneutic of subtraction,” or the sense that we can trim away pieces of our Catholicism … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy
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