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Daily Archives: 6 December 2012
Built of Living Stones 205: Collaboration
Mutual dialogue is touted. But dialogue, by definition, is mutual. Preaching is one-way. Usually. Anyway, the bishops suggest the pastor, parishioners, and hired professionals all get along in such a way so as to fashion a place of “sacred beauty.” … Continue reading
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Porta Fidei 8: The Entire Church
A message to bishops, and from there, the whole Church: 8. On this happy occasion, I wish to invite my brother bishops from all over the world to join the Successor of Peter, during this time of spiritual grace that … Continue reading
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