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Daily Archives: 17 September 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 25-26: The Unknown God
The following two sections are not superfluous, but they do cover relatively recent territory. 25. In the message which the Church proclaims there are certainly many secondary elements. Their presentation depends greatly on changing circumstances. They themselves also change. But … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 67: Font Location
Note that the sanctuary space isn’t really a traditional or a preferred location for the baptismal font. I would assume this is especially true in the (sometimes lamentable) situation of portable or movable fonts. My last parish, despite having a … Continue reading
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