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Considering Peacemakers
Deacon Greg cast his Catholic news net to my locale for this notice of our parish’s guest speaker on campus last night. Before the committee took Martha Hennessy out for dinner, I had a brief chat with her in the … Continue reading
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GDC 18-19: “Human Rights”
Human Rights? The next two sections are identified under that title. What do human rights have to do with catechesis? If curious, read on: 18. The Church, in her analysis of the soil of the world, is acutely conscious of … Continue reading
Liturgiam Authenticam 114-115
On rights, not rites: 114. The right of translating the liturgical books of the Roman Rite in a vernacular language, or at least the right of approving them for liturgical use and of printing and publishing them in their own … Continue reading