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Daily Archives: 27 November 2012
Political Thinking on Abortion
Is it time to end the political pro-life movement? One blogger forwards the idea. Or given that the abortion rate has been in a slight tailspin for a decade, helped apparently by the current presidency, maybe it’s time to shift … Continue reading
Posted in Adoption, Politics
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Are Bibles For Writing In?
Even when I was in college, I demurred highlighting my textbooks. My friends were well-equipped, it seemed, with fluorescent pens of all colors. And every used volume in the bookstore seemed filled with someone else’s study priorities. One of my … Continue reading
Posted in Lectio Divina, spirituality
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Built of Living Stones 187-189: The Parish Self-Study
Preface § 187 § By their design and construction, church buildings serve the rites of the Church and the devotion of the people, fostering their encounter with God who dwells in all holiness,(SC 122) and reflecting the faith of the … Continue reading
Posted in Built of Living Stones, USCCB documents
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WoC, 2012 Edition
The self-styled War on Christmas is heating up, I see. Santa Monica was swamped with atheist displays last year. So the city government appears to have pulled the plug on anything. Fair’s fair for public property, I suppose. As long … Continue reading
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