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Daily Archives: 27 October 2007
GILH 166-168: Readings in Honor of Saints
As we look at Chapter III-VIII, we consider Readings in Honor of Saints 166. The “hagiographical” readings or readings in honor of saints are either texts from a Father of the Church or another ecclesiastical writer, referring specifically or rightly … Continue reading
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Denying Communion 1
Certainly I’ve followed this issue as it has played out in previous election cycles, in discussions with my colleagues and parishioners, through interactions on the internet, and in personal reading. It’s not an issue in which I believe I possess … Continue reading →