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Daily Archives: 24 October 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 61: A Universal Church
The next five sections state and develop the theme of the catholicity of the Church. Where do we get such an audacious and bold notion? From the Gospels themselves: 61. Brothers and sons and daughters, at this stage of our … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 122-129: Seasonal Decorations For The Liturgical Year
This section is a basic primer for parish art/environment groups. First, an overview of the basic thrust of the liturgical year: § 122 § During the liturgical year the Church unfolds the whole mystery of Christ, from his incarnation and … Continue reading
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