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Daily Archives: 3 December 2011
GDC 76: Pastoral Coordination for Family, Parish, and School
Parents are primary catechists. Repeatedly we are told this. We haven’t seen a whole lot from the GDC as of yet on that point. This section doesn’t have a lot to say in dancing around the matter. Depending on the … Continue reading
GIRM 56: Silence
Silence is one of the most important virtues for worship. Note it is the first major topic to merit attention in the GIRM’s treatment on the Liturgy of the Word. Before readings. Before music. Before prayers. Before anything priestly. 56. … Continue reading
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