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My New Favorite Spanish Word
The word of the day: el escritorio I love this Spanish word.
GDC 74: “The school context and those to whom religious instruction in schools is directed”
74. Religious instruction in schools is developed in diverse scholastic contexts, while always maintaining its proper character, to acquire different emphases. These depend on legal and organizational circumstances, educational theories, personal outlook of individual teachers and students as well as … Continue reading
GIRM 54: The Collect
The introductory rites conclude with the collect This section is largely unchanged from 1975: 54. Next the Priest calls upon the people to pray and everybody, together with the Priest, observes a brief silence so that they may become aware … Continue reading
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