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Daily Archives: 24 July 2013
Ecclesia de Eucharistia 51
Let’s explore inculturation: 51. The development of sacred art and liturgical discipline which took place in lands of ancient Christian heritage is also taking place on continents where Christianity is younger. This was precisely the approach supported by the Second … Continue reading
Preach the Gospel at All Times, If Necessary Use Twitter
I first encountered Meredith Gould in 2007, in the comment boxes at Fr. Austin Fleming’s blog, A Concord Pastor Comments. Call it profiling, but I was pretty sure that Meredith was Jewish, yet she appeared to be Catholic. I am … Continue reading
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Tagged #chsocm, Liturgical Press, Meredith Gould, The Social Media Gospel
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Lumen Fidei 20
Today, Saint Paul examines a key passage in the Torah: 20. Faith’s new way of seeing things is centered on Christ. Faith in Christ brings salvation because in him our lives become radically open to a love that precedes us, … Continue reading