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Daily Archives: 9 October 2013
Home and Reflecting
We were told the MRI would run about an hour, maybe ninety minutes. Every medical check-up we’ve ever had with the young miss has been good news. And there’s not much that can go wrong in magnetic resonance imaging. After … Continue reading
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Redemptionis Sacramentum 134-136
Sections 134-141 address the second concern of Chapter VI, “Certain Forms of Worship of the Most Holy Eucharist Outside Mass.” I confess the wane of Eucharistic devotion is a curiosity to me. It must have meant something more than “something … Continue reading
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