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Daily Archives: 7 February 2014
Mediator Dei 176
Remember, this document is written to and for bishops. Keeping that in mind … 176. In keeping with your pastoral solicitude, Venerable Brethren, do not cease to recommend and encourage these exercises of piety from which the faithful, entrusted to … Continue reading
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EG 75: In The City
With this post, Pope Francis’ look at cities in Evangelii Gaudium comes to an end. Cities are places of grave sin against people: 75. We cannot ignore the fact that in cities human trafficking, the narcotics trade, the abuse and exploitation of minors, … Continue reading
Montana Teaching
People across the Catholic ideological spectrum are questioning the decision to fire the pregnant teacher in Montana. I’m not even going to tell you what I think. You regular readers know what I think. Another pr disaster that spreads ripples … Continue reading →