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Daily Archives: 26 August 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 4: The Central Axis of Evangelization
What do you think of Pope Paul’s image of a central axis of evangelization”? And how would you answer the questions? 4. This fidelity both to a message whose servants we are and to the people to whom we must transmit … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 32: Many Gifts, One Design
BLS 32-37 covers the third principle, that “the design of the church building reflects the roles of the participants.” § 32 § The design of the church building reflects the various roles of the participants. Since the liturgical celebration is an … Continue reading
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The Cult of Popularity, Or Is It?
More often I see complaints in the Catholic blogosphere along the lines of this. N values popularity of a constituency more than speaking out for the truth. One recent example: The flock has been scattered on our watch. Vast numbers … Continue reading →