Daily Archives: 30 September 2012

What’s Better Than To Cut Off Eldad and Medad?

Posted on 30 September 2012 by catholicsensibility

Who were those guys, anyway? The Lectionary framers might well have had the 1970 version of SCGS* in mind when they gave us this weekend’s readings. From the Pentateuch: So, when a young man quickly told Moses, “Eldad and Medad … Continue reading →

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Built of Living Stones 83: Good Friday’s Veneration of the Cross

Posted on 30 September 2012 by catholicsensibility

Good Friday’sVeneration is important enough for serious consideration in the planning of a church: § 83 § The celebration of the Lord’s passion on Good Friday has its particular spatial requirements. After the proclamation of the passion and the General … Continue reading →

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