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Daily Archives: 25 June 2012
Two Weeks of Worthy Women: Anne-Marie Javouhey
Worthy women are everywhere to be found. But as I research them, it seems as if France has a great share. Continuing a parallel observance to the Fortnight for Freedom, let’s look at a bit of the persecutions endured by the … Continue reading
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RDCA IV, 3: The Altar, Table of the Sacrifice and the Paschal Meal
Sacrifice or meal: what’s Church teaching? 3. By instituting in the form of a sacrificial meal the memorial of the sacrifice he was about to offer the Father on the altar of the cross, Christ made holy the table where … Continue reading
Serenity Restoration
I notice over at the NCReg that Pope Benedict met with departments heads and cardinal over the recent leaks. Spokesperson Federico Lombardi mentioned that the Holy Father wishes “to “speed up” the conclusion of the “Vatileaks” scandal and to “restore … Continue reading →