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Daily Archives: 16 September 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 24: A Cycle Continues
Pope Paul did not lay out this apostolic exhortation in outline form. With today’s section we reach the end of the “theoretical” part one, in which he outlines the Scriptural and theological underpinnings of a modern evangelical effort. As one might expect, … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 66: The Baptistry
BLS devotes a lot of word to their examination of the demands the baptismal rites place on church architecture and design. We’ll cover the next four sections carefully. § 66 § The rites of baptism, the first of the sacraments … Continue reading
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