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Daily Archives: 13 May 2012
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Last vote to complete the Spiritual Sixteen: Once this polling is complete on Wednesday, we’ll throw up the posts for the Sixteen.
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RDCA II, 8-10: Mass and Liturgy of the Hours
The celebration of the Eucharist … should go without saying: 8. The celebration of the eucharist is inseparably bound up with the rite of the dedication of a church; when a church is dedicated therefore the liturgical texts of the … Continue reading
GDC 265-267: “The diocesan service of catechesis”
We head into Part Five, Chapter IV, “The organization of catechetical pastoral care in the particular Churches,” and we’ll start with a look at dioceses. Over the next several posts (through GDC 285) we’ll cover the last frontier of this document, … Continue reading