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The Groomed Leader
Word is out that Penn State personnel first considered turning coach Jerry Sandusky over to the authorities when a graduate assistant caught him in the act. But then attempted to resolve the accusation internally. CNN thinks Joe Paterno could be … Continue reading
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Two Weeks of Worthy Women: Marie-Anne Blondin
The US Bishops continue their observance of the Fortnight for Freedom, but north of the border of my country, another nation with Catholic roots observes its day today. I thought it appropriate to get informed about Canadian saints and feature someone worthy. I … Continue reading
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RDCA IV, 15-16: Mass of the Dedication
About the Mass … 15. The celebration of the eucharist is inseparably bound up with the rite of the dedication of an altar. The Mass is the Mass for the dedication of an altar. On Christmas, Epiphany, Ascension, Pentecost, and … Continue reading