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Daily Archives: 19 August 2013
Fire Watch
Jerry Ryan posts on Thomas Merton’s essay “Fire Watch” at dotCommonweal. I read Robert Barron somewhere also praising this epilogue to The Sign of Jonas. For me, several years ago, revisiting this writing was less about content and more about … Continue reading
Redemptionis Sacramentum 22
One section, seven footnotes. The basis of the bishop’s role of governance is rooted in Vatican II, and the documents which followed it in the post-conciliar period. Liturgicae Instaurationes is the 1970 instruction from the CDWDS. You can check it … Continue reading
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On My Bookshelf: The Five Ages of the Universe
I recently reread one of my favorite science books of all time, The Five Ages of the Universe. It confirmed my regard for the writers, Fred Adams and Professor Gregory P Laughlin, and their exploration of the “physics of eternity.” … Continue reading
Lumen Fidei 45
The sacraments provide the core of the third chapter of Lumen Fidei. We come to the end of this line of thought in today’s post, what I find to be a luminous reflection on the creed. After reflecting on this … Continue reading