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Daily Archives: 18 July 2007
Comme Le Prevoit 43
A final word on our document: 43. Texts translated from another language are clearly not sufficient for the celebration of a fully renewed liturgy. The creation of new texts will be necessary. But translation of texts transmitted through the tradition … Continue reading
From Within, Sort Of
Rock reports on Pittsburgh’s new bishop, David Zubik. It’s interesting that he was a priest, vicar general, and auxiliary bishop in the Pennsylvania city before being transferred to Green Bay. Now he goes home. Why did he leave in the … Continue reading
Posted in Church News, Ministry
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Territory Enforced
On Monday, two adolescent boys, apparently engaging in a courtship ritual, invaded the hippo area at our city’s zoo. Not a good idea. John Davis, a national expert on hippos, said he had never heard of a crazy stunt … Continue reading
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Rated, But Not Banned
Father Tim over at SOV 2: I haven’t been able to figure out whether to ban or praise (Catholic Sensibility) They did give me a P1 rating for being “progressive.” I don’t know if you can make a blanket statement … Continue reading →