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Daily Archives: 17 March 2007
The Man Born Blind
(This is Neil.) TheĀ Gospel readingĀ for this Sunday is John 9:1-41 (I heard it proclaimed during the Vigil Mass tonight). When meditating on this chapter, my mind usually drifts back at least once to a lecture delivered by Fr Timothy Radcliffe, … Continue reading
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Sacrifice and Meal in the Theology of Benedict XVI
You don’t have to look beyond the pope’s introduction to Caritatis Sacramentum to see the treatment of this balance. Without explicitly labelling it “sacrifice,” we see the pope’s lucid description of the meaning of sacrifice in the Christian context: The … Continue reading
Plume and Fire Fountain
New Horizons continues to send back remarkable images from the Jupiter neighborhood. Here you can see the eruption of the volcano Tvashtar: that pinpoint of light near the north pole of Io. Note the slash of shadow across the plume … Continue reading
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