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Daily Archives: 8 September 2013
More Change of Tone
Another story from a Church with a change of tone. From the woman who wrote to Pope Francis and who got a phone call in reply: The number was from Rome, with a 06 dial code, and as soon as … Continue reading
In Scotland, a “Mockery” of Canon Law
Scotland’s Catholics, reeling from scandal at the top, now have another one brewing. Is this a hierarchy making a transparent attempt at punishing a priest who went public with serious accusations embarrassing to bishops? Gerard McGee comes to the defense … Continue reading
Posted in bishops, Church News, sex abuse
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GMD 12-15: Conversion
Sections 12 through 15 of Go and Make Disciples address the matter of conversion. Catholics speak of converts, and usually think of such persons as those who have “switched” from another religious practice to Catholicism. Conversion often happens when people become Catholic, but … Continue reading
Posted in evangelization, Go and Make Disciples
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Redemptionis Sacramentum 51-56
Under the subheading, “The Eucharistic Prayer,” these six sections deal with post-conciliar problems with the proclamation of this prayer. Naturally, as the locus for the consecration of the bread and wine, it shouldn’t be surprising that it gets a significant … Continue reading
Posted in Redemptionis Sacramentum
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