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Daily Archives: 5 October 2011
BBC on BCE and CE
I find it hard to get as excited as some about the BBC’s decision to keep the numbers but adjust the lettering. L’Osservatore Romano, as quoted on CNS yesterday: To deny the historically revolutionary importance of the coming of Christ … Continue reading
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GDC 20: “Culture and cultures”
So we get to a slightly more involved discussion of culture. Is the role or influence of culture overstated? Is the Church and her sensibilities too influenced by it, or should we be more the trendsetter? The GDC devotes two … Continue reading
Liturgiam Authenticam 116
Notes for a book editor: 116. In order for an editor to be able to proceed to the printing of editions iuxta typicam intended for liturgical use, he must do the following: a) in the case of books containing only … Continue reading