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Daily Archives: 13 June 2013
Settling Into The New Look
My wife asked me why I changed the blog look. I still don’t like the big list of pages at the top, but at least it’s not obscuring the design. And readers have more organization for some of our topics … Continue reading
Peter’s Bank Account
Pope Francis preached it the other day: Evangelical preaching flows from gratuitousness, from the wonder of the salvation that comes and that which I have freely received I must freely give. This is what they were like at the beginning. … Continue reading
A Meaningful Peace, An Honest Struggle
One of those post-conciliar flashpoints, the Rite of Peace, is discussed at length at PrayTell this week. My favorite comment comes from commenter Jonathan Day: On the peace: it is hard for me to see why anyone would object to … Continue reading
Ecclesia de Eucharistia 10
Pope John Paul II offers three specific examples of post-conciliar growth as he completes his introduction: 10. The Magisterium’s commitment to proclaiming the Eucharistic mystery has been matched by interior growth within the Christian community. Certainly the liturgical reform inaugurated … Continue reading
Pacem In Terris 132-135: Inadequacy of Modern States to Ensure the Universal Common Good
First a word of hope: 132. No era will ever succeed in destroying the unity of the human family, for it consists of (people) who are all equal by virtue of their natural dignity. Hence there will always be an … Continue reading
Catholic Sensibility 