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Daily Archives: 1 September 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 10: Two Key Words
A curious way of speaking of the Reign of God and of salvation; what do you make of it? 10. This kingdom and this salvation, which are the key words of Jesus Christ’s evangelization, are available to every human being as … Continue reading
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Silence and Stuck
I saw this feature at RNS today, on a priest who set aside three years in ordained ministry and who found love and eventually family life after he left. A few lines in the article struck me. First this one illustrative … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 40-41: Inculturation
Inculturation: one of the guiding themes of Vatican II, but in application, not always an easy affair: § 40 § The rich history of Catholic worship space traces a path through every people and place where the liturgy has been … Continue reading
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