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Daily Archives: 14 September 2009
RCIA 153: Intercessions for the Elect
Sorry about the delay in the RCIA series here. I’m not sure how I want to handle the texts of the scrutinies, especially where they repeat in the weeks ahead. Let me first quote the rubrics on the intercessions: 153. … Continue reading
Posted in post-conciliar liturgy documents, RCIA, Rites
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The Eighteenth Letter, Preferably Capitalized
People seem to be asking if it’s just President Obama, his blackness, his socialism? I haven’t seen the last seventeen years so ably summarized as here. It’s all about one little letter, the 18th. Capitalized. Nothing else matters. Meanwhile, Corporate … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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Setting Kenosis to Music
If you were at Catholic Mass today, you were treated to an extra reading, perhaps. I hope. The Exaltation of the Holy Cross calls for three readings, not the usual Monday two. One of my favorite Scripture passages was proclaimed by my friend … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgical Music, Scripture
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