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Daily Archives: 29 November 2012
Note The Moon’s Movements
Did you catch the full moon last night with Jupiter as a “punctuation mark” just above it? Over Iowa, the king of planets was almost washed out in the moonlight and hazy sky in the east last night. Today’s Astronomy … Continue reading
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Built of Living Stones 191-192: Priorities and Stewardship of Resources
Are the bishops overly optimistic about this? § 191 § Since the building of a place of worship has serious financial implications, wise stewardship of resources demands that the parish establish liturgical, spiritual, artistic, and social priorities upon which financial … Continue reading
Posted in Built of Living Stones, USCCB documents
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Porta Fidei 1: The Door of Faith
Before much more of the Year of Faith proceeds, it may be worthwhile to look at Pope Benedict’s document from last Fall declaring the observance. Possibly it gives us an opportunity to review the Holy Father’s intent and to assess initiatives large and … Continue reading
Posted in evangelization, Porta Fidei
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