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GIRM 120-123: Introductory Rites
GIRM 120-170 covers a Mass with people, but without a deacon. Of course, many of these aspects are the same when a deacon is serving. But we’ll eventually get to the functions of a deacon (GIRM 171-186). Today, let’s look … Continue reading
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GDC 102: Six Aspects of Jesus in the Gospel
GDC 102 draws out six aspects of catechesis derived from Jesus and his teaching, as we encounter it in the Scriptures. 102. In its drawing out the Gospel kerygma of Jesus, catechesis underlines the following basic aspects: – Jesus, with … Continue reading