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Close Call
A McMansion-sized rock will buzz the Earth 80,000 miles up tomorrow. No chance of collision. Unless you have a really good telescope, it will be too faint to observe. It will be about as bright as Pluto. We were watching … Continue reading
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RCIA 266-268: Signing with the Cross
These next three sections parallel the adult rites we looked at in RCIA 54 through 56, blogged here (54,55) and here (56). RCIA 266 instruct the presider as follows: 266. Next the cross is traced on the firehead of each … Continue reading
Posted in post-conciliar liturgy documents, RCIA, Rites
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