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Daily Archives: 18 February 2013
Will The Conservatives Ever Be Happy?
Quick answer: no. Remember this pic of exultant sems in Rome? The party was almost over the day after Habemus Papam. I suspect that nothing would have satisfied the Catholic Right, especially many of the folks who inhabited the internet … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, The Blogosphere
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Reconciliation Lectionary: Colossians 1:12-14
One of the short Scripture passages given in the Rite of Penance (81) is this powerful piece from Saint Paul’s introduction to his letter to the Colossians. Scripture geeks may notice that these three verses precede the christological hymn of … Continue reading
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