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Daily Archives: 9 April 2012
GDC 212: Intervention in concrete situations
Many different situations, yes. Perhaps more than there ever have been: 212. The process of inculturation operated by catechesis is continually called to confront many, different concrete situations. Here some of the more frequent and relevant are mentioned. In the … Continue reading
The Sacramental Revolution of Pope Pius X
Liam suggested in a comment last week that a look at “(t)he century of reform might also take into account the sacramental revolution of Pius X,” namely two documents. First, Pius X’s 1905 Sacra Tridentina: On Frequent and Daily Reception … Continue reading