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Daily Archives: 27 May 2009
Holy Years: How Frequent?
This isn’t intended to be a smart-aleck question, but a serious one. How often should the Church celebrate holy years? I noticed that Spain observes fourteen “Years of James” per century: every time the feast of St James falls on … Continue reading
Posted in Church News, spirituality
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RCIA 58-60: Some Options and an Invitation
All of the rituals of the past eight sections (RCIA 50-57) are presumed to take place outside the church proper (or inside the entrance or “elsewhere”) as RCIA 48 directs. Many parish adapt this somewhat, holding part of the liturgy … Continue reading
Posted in post-conciliar liturgy documents, RCIA, Rites
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