Daily Archives: 26 February 2011

GILM 29: Professing Faith

Posted on 26 February 2011 by catholicsensibility

29. The symbol, creed or profession of faith, said when the rubrics require, has as its purpose in the celebration of Mass that the assembled congregation may respond and give assent to the word of God heard in the readings … Continue reading →

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Satellite Imagination: Unnamed Moons

Posted on 26 February 2011 by catholicsensibility

Galileo discovered the first satellites (except for our Moon) in the solar system. In the opener of the “satellite imagination” series, you get a piece of the story connected with that. You might think that moons half a billion miles … Continue reading →

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