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Daily Archives: 19 November 2012
Choice of a Baptismal Day
I was noticing up-and-coming blogger, atheist-converted-Catholic Leah Libresco posted on her baptism yesterday. I’m always curious about the choice of a day for adult baptism when it’s off the liturgical year. The Church strongly urges Easter Vigil, of course. It … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 170-171: Chapter Four Begins
With this post, we begin the final chapter of Built of Living Stones. Sections 170 through 261 should take us through two months of posts, more or less, and give us a look at the practical side of building or … Continue reading
Posted in Built of Living Stones, USCCB documents
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