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Daily Archives: 3 September 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 13: The People Evangelize
Evangelization is not the work of the clergy alone. It’s not for a specialized class of lay people, even those with discerned special gifts. Non-believers and seekers are drawn to the entire Christian community. They are not evangelized to enter a … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 44-45: Beauty
Let’s look at the last of five principles: § 44 § The church building should be beautiful. The external and internal structure of the church building should be expressive of the dignified beauty of God’s holy people who gather there … Continue reading
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