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Daily Archives: 19 September 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 28: Eschatology To Pragmatic
Pope Paul VI leaps from the eschatological concerns of the end things (death, heaven, final judgment) to the ways evangelization manifests in the here and now. Is it something beyond us? Not at all. It is part of our human … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 69: Design Criteria for the Font
Wrapping up our look at the baptismal font, the bishops offer six points to consider: § 69 § The following criteria can be helpful when choosing the design for the font: 1. One font that will accommodate the baptism of … Continue reading
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Popularity Or Adulation?
Most Christians might agree that too much of anything is likely a bad thing. A common meme/theme of the past few years among some internet Catholics is that “popularity” is a questionable thing. A pastor never preaches on “bad” things like … Continue reading →