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Daily Archives: 27 October 2012
Evangelii Nuntiandi 64: Warnings Against Breaking Away
If the last sections have been optimistic about the possibilities of universal/individual collaboration, Pope Paul offers serious cautions to those who sever ties with the universal Church: 64. But this enrichment requires that the individual Churches should keep their profound … Continue reading
Posted in Evangelii Nuntiandi, evangelization
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One Easter, Not Two
Vatican Insider reports that Holy Land Catholics will join their Orthodox sisters and brothers in observing Easter on 5 May 2013. Is the Catholic/Orthodox separation on Easter a big deal? About half the time the dates are separated by a … Continue reading
Posted in Church News, ecumenism, Liturgy
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Built of Living Stones 135: Sacred Images
Statues and colored windows seemed to be everywhere in the Catholic West. Iconography in the East. Roman Catholicism has been open to more possibilities in the past two generations, and this has enriched the life of the Church. ยง 135 … Continue reading
Posted in Built of Living Stones, USCCB documents
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