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Daily Archives: 18 December 2011
GDC 86a: Education for Community Life
Continuing our slow pace through two rather substantial sections, we turn to the first half of GDC 86 today, “Other fundamental tasks of catechesis: initiation and education in community life and to mission.” 86. Catechesis prepares the Christian to live … Continue reading
GIRM 81: The Lord’s Prayer
A brief description of the Lord’s Prayer: 81. In the Lord’s Prayer a petition is made for daily bread, which for Christians means principally the Eucharistic Bread, and entreating also purification from sin, so that what is holy may in … Continue reading
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