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Daily Archives: 5 October 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 45: Social Communication
The meaning of “social communication” has totally changed in the last four decades. But adapting to new modes of communication is an issue even more critical today. 45. Our century is characterized by the mass media or means of social … Continue reading
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A Critical Look at Pre-Synod
Paulists James C. Gorman and Robert S. Rivers write in America with their concerns on the upcoming Synod on the New Evangelization. Their leadoff premise: (W)e have some worries about the pastoral implementation of this enterprise. We suspect that the recent … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 88-90: The Place for the Pastoral Musicians
As one might expect in a2000 document, Music in Catholic Worship and Liturgical Music Today, the 1972 and 1983 USCCB documents on music are cited. Before getting fussy about it, conservatives might want to consider the common sense guidance in … Continue reading
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