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Daily Archives: 9 July 2008
FIYH 63-64: Style
How should the homily be rendered? The bishops discuss the biblical roots and the stylistic possibilities: [63] As regards the structure and style of the homily, we can take a lead from the use of the Greek word homileo in … Continue reading
Whip Out The Phone
My wife went shopping for a stove. The oven on ours pooped out several months ago, and with the upheaval of job loss, job search, and impending move, we’ve not replaced it yet. The new renter might want to bake … Continue reading
Count(ing) at Monopoly
The young miss has the leanings of a real capitalist. She and I played a few games of Monopoly last week. I added my usual interpretations of property titles: Specific Avenue, Short Stuff Line, Virginia Ham Avenue, Baseball-tic Avenue, Cat-lantic … Continue reading
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FIYH 60-62: The Homily and the Liturgy of the Eucharist
The bishops address some liturgical issues with the homily. They make a connection between the homily and the liturgy of the Eucharist: [60] A homily is not a talk given on the occasion of a liturgical celebration. It is “a … Continue reading