Daily Archives: 5 April 2008

Pushing Boundaries at the Symphony

Posted on 5 April 2008 by catholicsensibility

The highlight of yesterday’s family outing was the Kansas City Symphony. It was an unorthodox program, explained by music director Michael Stern as having a commonality of pushing boundaries. First we had Jean-Féry Rebel’s Suite Symphonique from Les éléments. At … Continue reading →

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IRC 12: Confirming Children and Adults

Posted on 5 April 2008 by catholicsensibility

Let’s take a break from the music tussles and continue with our examination of the Rite of Confirmation’s introduction. First, candidates have a small set of requirements: 12. Persons who are to receive confirmation must have already received baptism. Moreover, … Continue reading →

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