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Daily Archives: 8 November 2012
At The Polls
Tuesday was a thrilling, but deeply busy day. Now that I have two nights of sleep, I’ve recovered in part. Tuesday morning I was filled with the brand of excitement of a kid before a big event the next day. … Continue reading
Built of Living Stones 150: The Artist Within the Christian Community
Sections 150 through 154 address artists and their relationship with the faithful. The US Bishops owe much of this discussion to Pope John Paul II. § 150 § When artists are called upon to serve the Christian community, there is … Continue reading
Posted in Built of Living Stones, USCCB documents
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Archbishop Dolan Pulled Back From The Brink
Archbishop Dolan’s transatlantic travel plans have been cancelled. I see that the Vatican has shelved plans to send a delegation of bishops to Syria. Syria is a horrific story to follow. The whole world is watching. Well, the part not consumed … Continue reading
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Evangelii Nuntiandi 75: The Role of the Holy Spirit
It should be obvious, but we can’t evangelize the world without a lot of outside help: 75. Evangelization will never be possible without the action of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit descends on Jesus of Nazareth at the moment of … Continue reading
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