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Daily Archives: 22 May 2012
GDC 284-285: “Preparation of local catechisms: a direct responsibility of the episcopal ministry”
Today we talk about the virtue of a catechism as a genre of written catechesis: 284. Among the aids available to catechesis, catechisms excel all others. The note for this sentence is lengthy: The question of local catechisms has been … Continue reading
Discussion Bad, Finances Bad, Abuse, Well …
The Holy Father shows he can scoot right quick when the whiff of financial scandal is afoot. Over a million euros vanish. Another bishop conducts a church investigation since last June. The Italian police, too. Interesting that Bishop Francesco Miccichè hasn’t … Continue reading
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Green Semifinal 1
Another NPM choice goes to bat against a piece of season music. Here’s your ballot: I find it fascinating that the NPM pollsters didn’t think of seasonal songs. Or perhaps Christians just take Christmas and other music for granted. But I’m … Continue reading
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RDCA II, 24-25: Relics and Documents
An optional bit, if the parish is placing relics: 24. If relics of the saints are to be placed beneath the altar, the following should be prepared: a) In the place of assembly: reliquary containing the relics, placed between flowers … Continue reading
GDC 283: “Elaboration of instruments and didactic aids for catechetical activity”
Let’s talk about books. If this document had been prepared today, we might be talking about internet sites, too. Books are seen as supplements to the “live communication of the Christian message.” They do not replace the catechist. 283. Along … Continue reading