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Daily Archives: 7 January 2010
Marini2 is Reform2
I notice on NCR the piece in which Papal Liturgist Msgr Guido Marini comes out as a reform2 advocate. I purposefully use the word continuity, a word very dear to our present Holy Father. He has made it the only … Continue reading
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The Call of Baptism
I was gratified to read Fr Thomas Rosica’s commentary on Zenit on this weekend’s gospel, especially his theme I serendipitously dropped on the young miss yesterday: We, too, are called to a prophetic career. When we were baptized into Christ … Continue reading
RCIA 262-264: Receiving the Children
The Rite of Acceptance for child catechumens parallels the rite for adults somewhat closely. One exception is that it doesn’t list the musical choices given in RCIA 48ff. Let’s read the rubrics 262. The priest or deacon, wearing an alb … Continue reading
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The Deep Freeze Continues
… with some snow. Today was the eighth baptismal anniversary of the young miss. A bit of an eye-roll when I suggested Ephesians 4:1b as a motto for the day: (L)ive in a manner worthy of the call you have … Continue reading