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Daily Archives: 5 September 2013
On Peace With Gregory the Great
Two days late for the saint’s feast, and two days early for the worldwide day of prayer and fasting, but here is the prayer I pieced together for a group meeting yesterday: Music Da pacem, Domine (Grant peace, Lord.) (Jacques … Continue reading
Posted in Parish Life, Peace, Saints
Tagged day of fasting and prayer for peace, Eileen Egan, peacemaking, St Gregory the Great
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Go and Make Disciples: Tenth Anniversary Foreword
Let’s commence an examination of the US bishops’ 1992 documentĀ Go and Make DisciplesĀ (GMD). This document is subtitled, “A National Plan and Strategy for Catholic Evangelization in the United States.” Like many conference documents of the 80’s and 90’s, it was … Continue reading
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Redemptionis Sacramentum 45-46
A logical and appropriate corollary of the principle that people should do the things proper to their office, and only those things: [45.] To be avoided is the danger of obscuring the complementary relationship between the action of clerics and … Continue reading
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