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Mediator Dei 127-129
Union with Christ is primary–this never changes: 127. Therefore, let us all enter into closest union with Christ and strive to lose ourselves, as it were, in His most holy soul and so be united to Him that we may … Continue reading
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EG 53: “No to an economy of exclusion”
Pope Francis inĀ Evangelii GaudiumĀ lets loose on two qualities of human culture, exclusion and inequality. As he responds, “No to an economy of exclusion,” he links the usual, natural, and often inevitable consequences of social darwinism, namely that competition and survival … Continue reading
More Conservative Angst
The young miss and I were lunching over pizza today. Her last semester final was this morning, and she was in a daze when I pulled into the roundabout at the school main doors. She was talking about the shift … Continue reading →