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Daily Archives: 31 July 2012
OCM Introduction 22-23: Psalms at Communion
Let’s wrap up our examination of the Ordo Cantus Missae with a look back at Communion psalms: 22. The numbers of psalms and of their verses are taken from the Nova Vulgata edition (Vatican Polyglot Press, 1969). The verses and … Continue reading
Dicastery to Address Abuse?
Father Peter Day suggests a certain effort and energy is needed to make headway on the sex abuse and cover-up scandals. A worldwide initiative is suggested, courtesy of Australia’s Eureka Street publication: (A)mid the thousands of shattered lives, the institutional … Continue reading
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More on Culpability
I see RNS picking up and commenting on Fr Longenecker’s possession theme for the Aurora shootings, and I wanted to follow up a bit more on last week’s “Culpability” post. I repeat again: not having direct contact with the person … Continue reading
Posted in Scripture, spirituality
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