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Daily Archives: 19 November 2013
Prayers Answered
Many of you have offered prayers, not only in the comboxes, but also by email. Thanks much for that. I spent over two hours in a specialist’s (ENT) office this afternoon with my wife. Without going into details my spouse … Continue reading
Near Misses With the Jesuits: Let’s Spell It Out
As I’ve been making my way through the online Ignatian retreat here, one of the exercises from early on encouraged us to review our lives. One point, as I experienced it, was to lead to a deeper gratitude for God’s … Continue reading
Mediator Dei 24
In 1947, interior is still valued as a “chief element.” 24. But the chief element of divine worship must be interior. For we must always live in Christ and give ourselves to Him completely, so that in Him, with Him … Continue reading
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