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Letter To Artists 6c: Aesthetic Mysticism
In order for art to be truly, deeply allied with the Gospel, the relationship with God must be personal. The principle is not new to Evangelical Christianity–it was developed by Ignatius of Loyola for the Spiritual Exercises. Ignatius, in turn was … Continue reading
EG 103: On Women’s Contributions
Pope Francis on women. Part of the sexist mindset of the institutional church–he has been a part of that all-male domain in religious life certainly, but also in his time as a bishop. 103. The Church acknowledges the indispensable contribution which … Continue reading