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Daily Archives: 18 November 2012
On My Bookshelf: Mirror Earth
For the past twenty years scientists have been finding planets outside the solar system. Michael Lemonick’s book is an excellent introduction to the science, as well as the story behind it: real people conducting extra-solar exploration. It’s logical that astronomers find … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 166-169: The Disposition of Works of Art No Longer Needed for Sacred Use
Let’s wrap up BLS, Chapter Three with an important question parishes sometimes face: what happens when its time for retirement? First, bishops are responsible: § 166 § Sacred art that is no longer useful or needed or that is simply … Continue reading
Posted in Built of Living Stones, USCCB documents
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The Whole Musical
You can now experience the dress rehearsal of my musical Tobit: The Path of Virtue on YouTube. Sometime later today, I’ll post the timing-starts for the individual songs.
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Confessor Station
Busy day today. First Reconciliation this morning. Thirteen second-graders, plus family. Still out of the church, so our lower lounge, ordinarily the setting for social life and large group catechesis, filled in as a space for worship. Left, one of … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy, Rite of Penance
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