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Daily Archives: 22 September 2013
Redemptionis Sacramentum 96
A last word on the distribution of the Eucharist: [96.] The practice is reprobated whereby either unconsecrated hosts or other edible or inedible things are distributed during the celebration of Holy Mass or beforehand after the manner of Communion, contrary … Continue reading
Posted in Redemptionis Sacramentum
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Liturgical Accessory: What Is It?
What is it? Can any reader identify for what this is used? Bonus points if you have a name for it.
Posted in Liturgy
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GMD 45: Three Goals
Sections 45 through 60 in Go and Make Disciples address “Our Goals.” Three goals will be listed in the posts that follow. The bishops make the commitment to “pledge ourselves to work for the accomplishment of these goals, which spring from our understanding … Continue reading
Posted in evangelization, Go and Make Disciples
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Advice from Down Under
Geraldine Doogue at Australia’s Eureka Street offers up some advice for Pope Francis. I’d propose a substantial, largely public, Vatican-led inquiry, into why the Church has been so troubled by sexual abuse across various countries. Was it due to priestly formation, … Continue reading →