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Daily Archives: 16 April 2012
Sacra Tridentina Declarations 1-4
Having laid the groundwork of history and theology, Sacra Tridentina arrived at nine conclusions. We’ll cover the first four today, and wrap up our examination of this document with the others tomorrow. Accordingly, the Sacred Congregation of the Council, in … Continue reading
GDC 220-221: “The Christian community and responsibility for catechesis”
Catechesis is not the domain only of the home or the classroom, or even the liturgical assembly: 220. Catechesis is a responsibility of the entire Christian community. Christian initiation, indeed, “should not be the work of catechists and priests alone, … Continue reading
Will You Take A Shine To This Choice?
One of two settings of Isaiah 43 in NPM’s top-four is a polling opponent of a United Kingdom top-ten. With some David Haas pieces, I hear echoes of others’ liturgical songs. “We Have Been Told” seems to pick up on Marty … Continue reading
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