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Daily Archives: 3 October 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 43: Preaching
The importance of preaching is high, especially the liturgical homily. 43. This evangelizing preaching takes on many forms, and zeal will inspire the reshaping of them almost indefinitely. In fact there are innumerable events in life and human situations which … Continue reading
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No Home Dads, Please
Not sure what the genesis might be for the opposition to the stay-at-home dad. But a seminary prof went mano a mano with such a father over it. Owen Strachan on men’s work: It’s going to be hard. It’s going … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 85-86: Accommodating the Liturgical Postures of the Congregation
BLS 85-90 covers how to provide for the congregation or assembly. Remember that though it seems these terms are used interchangeably, assembly is generally used for the inclusion of ministers and congreegation both. First up, the US bishops emphasize visibility: … Continue reading
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