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Daily Archives: 31 October 2012
Built of Living Stones 140-141: The Work of Our Hands: Art and Artists Assisting the Church at Prayer
Chapter Three leads off with a thoughtful meditation on the incarnational genius of the Roman Rite. We experience extraordinary things in very ordinary signs. And it is a sensual thing: we experience God through our eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and … Continue reading
Posted in Built of Living Stones, USCCB documents
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Evangelii Nuntiandi 67: The Successor of Peter
What is the basis for Peter’s primacy? The early Acts of the Apostles, plus many confirmations from other popes and from medieval, post-Schism councils. 67. The Successor of Peter is thus, by the will of Christ, entrusted with the preeminent … Continue reading
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