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Daily Archives: 18 August 2008
On My Bookshelf: A World Too Near
A few days ago I finished Kay Kenyon’s A World Too Near, the second in a science fiction series mostly taking place in a strange parallel universe not too “far” from ours. This is good writing. Good enough to forgive … Continue reading
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Ordination Rites: Ordination of a Deacon 1-5
Chapter II of the treats the ordination of a deacon. A reminder that many liturgists neglect reading the rites, especially the introductions and the texts that precede the actual “red and black.” These tell us as much or more about … Continue reading
When Is the Time To Forgive?
Irene Lagan of InsideCatholic blogs on Cardinal George’s deposition in the Chicago sex abuse settlement as reported in the Chicago Tribune. (A)s I read the article and bits of the deposition, I felt anger and sadness. They are hard feelings, … Continue reading →