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Daily Archives: 12 April 2012
Two From The 90’s
Marty Haugen’s third and last entry into the Dance will match up with a popular Praise and Worship song that surfaced on a few recent polls. Your choices for the next 72 hours: “All Are Welcome” placed number eight on … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Dance, Liturgical Music
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Sacra Tridentina 3: Frequent Communion Assists in the Avoidance of Sin
The Eucharist is more than a reward for a believer without sin: Moreover, the desire of Jesus Christ and of the Church that all the faithful should daily approach the sacred banquet is directed chiefly to this end, that the … Continue reading
GDC 214: Guided initiatives
Most of these four “guided initiatives,” and others of their kind, are probably best-handled on at least the diocesan level. But likely regional or national, given some the expertise listed here: 214. The importance of the matter, as well as, … Continue reading
Law and Disarray
Pope Benedict drew a lot of attention for his Chrism Mass (not Mass of the Lord’s Supper) homily rebuking (or “ripping” or “denouncing,” depending on your news outlet of choice) those Austrian clergy for being uppity about celibacy, women, intercommunion, and … Continue reading →