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Ecclesiae Sanctae III 6: Urgency in Evangelization
We read of urgency here, but how have we done in the past two generations? 6. Realizing the urgency of the evangelization of the world, bishops should promote missionary vocations among their own clergy and youth; and they should provide … Continue reading
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A Few Hymns For The Hours
At this week’s peer ministry training retreat, the students had the experience of daily Mass, plus the hinge hours, Vespers and Lauds, as well as Compline. There’s a significant small group of students who pray the Office regularly. I kept … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 10-11: Law, Guidelines, Organization
The introduction (BLS 1-11) concludes with a note explaining this documents contains citations of universal liturgical law, but also suggestions based on experience and best practices. Bishops may choose to expand on some of the “optional” offerings and make them … Continue reading
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