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Daily Archives: 23 September 2012
Built of Living Stones 74-76: The Location of the Tabernacle
It’s interesting that the bishops do not reference the post-conciliar document Eucharisticum Mysterium and its suggestion for a separate chapel where a prayerful place is needed in a busy community. Despite having grown up in parishes with tabernacles on the old high … Continue reading
Posted in Built of Living Stones, USCCB documents
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Psalm 126: The Lord Has Done Great Things
The 126th comes up in the 30th Ordinary Sunday Lectionary, cycle B, the end of next month. I appreciate the assistance of my friend Lynette who rendered my setting nicely: The Lord Has Done Great Things Note: Gratis permission is … Continue reading
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Evangelii Nuntiandi 31: Charity and Justice
Because human beings exist in both the anthropological and the theological realms–it is how we were created after all, liberation and evangelization are linked. Pope Paul cites the connection as “profound.” Do you find that stated too strongly? It is … Continue reading
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