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Daily Archives: 1 November 2012
Built of Living Stones 142: The Role of Religious Art
The Catechism, the Constitution on the Liturgy, and Pope Paul VI lead off this initial reflection on the role of religious art: § 142 § In the Christian community’s place of prayer, art evokes and glorifies “the transcendent mystery of … Continue reading
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Evangelii Nuntiandi 68: Bishops and Pastors
Bishops recently convened for a few weeks to discuss the “new evangelization.” Does that square with Church teaching on their role? Let’s see what Pope Paul said about it: 68. In union with the Successor of Peter, the bishops, who … Continue reading
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