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Daily Archives: 26 May 2014
Dies Domini 67: Sunday Gives Perspective
Can Sunday become a bastion where our attachments to consumption and collection might fade? If so, Saint John Paul suggests we will get in touch with more of our truly human aspects: 67. Through Sunday rest, daily concerns and tasks … Continue reading
Camelopardalis: Inside the Spots
I did not stay up to view the rocky debris that appeared to originate from the northern sky the other night. Universe Today has this detailed report from Minnesota. The Camelopardalid meteor shower may be new, but I have known … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, constellations, Scripture
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Bishops In The News
The NYT features its archbishop in this piece highlighting shifts in Roman Catholicism over the past fifteen months. John Allen is quoted: It’s not that he’s out of favor or irrelevant. But both in terms of who Rome listens to in the … Continue reading
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EG 186-187: Looking To God’s Chosen Ones, The Poor
In Evangelii Gaudium 186-216, Pope Francis examines “The Inclusion of the Poor in Society.” 186. Our faith in Christ, who became poor, and was always close to the poor and the outcast, is the basis of our concern for the integral development … Continue reading