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Daily Archives: 25 February 2014
Pope Francis’ Letter To Families
If you live with one or more people in a serious way, Pope Francis has written a letter to you. Caution: this isn’t the length of your average theological or biblical letter. It’s like letter-length. But not hardcore like ancient … Continue reading
Letter To Artists 1d-f: That Gulf Between God and Us
Pope John Paul II explores “The artist, image of God the Creator” in the first numbered section of his Letter to Artists. Let’s continue on the thought we left yesterday, namely the distinction between the act of creating and that of … Continue reading
Cardinal Pell To Rome
Mixed reports yesterday about the possibility of Cardinal George Pell, his continent’s representative in the octocards, staying in his Sydney archdiocese and running Vatican finances from afar. It appears to be not the case. The Cardinal will go to Rome. … Continue reading
EG 93: No To Spiritual Worldliness
Evangelii Gaudium 93-97 will address “No to spiritual worldliness.” What could Pope Francis possibly mean by this? 93. Spiritual worldliness, which hides behind the appearance of piety and even love for the Church, consists in seeking not the Lord’s glory but human … Continue reading