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Daily Archives: 21 October 2011
Another Undersea Tunnel
I wonder what Governor Palin would think about this. Someday it might be possible to take a train from Boston to Glasgow via Asia.
GDC 38: “Revelation: deeds and words”
Pardon the delay in posting today’s section from the GDC: 38. God, in his greatness, uses a pedagogy (82) to reveal himself to the human person: he uses human events and words to communicate his plan; he does so progressively … Continue reading
GIRM 7: The Heritage of the 1570 Missal
A bit of history: 7. In truly difficult times, when the Catholic faith in the sacrificial nature of the Mass, the ministerial Priesthood, and the real and perpetual presence of Christ under the Eucharistic species were called into question, St. … Continue reading
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