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Daily Archives: 8 December 2012
Built of Living Stones 211-214: Accessibility
These four sections outline the US bishops’ directives on ensuring that “full and active participation” is possible for every person. BLS 211 backs it up with a Biblical reference, a statement from the US bishops from the 70’s, as well … Continue reading
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Porta Fidei 10: From the Heart, To Active Expressions
Pope Benedict offers a lengthier exposition in section ten: 10. At this point I would like to sketch a path intended to help us understand more profoundly not only the content of the faith, but also the act by which … Continue reading
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