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Daily Archives: 9 June 2014
Dies Domini 71: Practical Solidarity
We continue in Dies Domini with Saint John Paul getting “practical,” as the outline tells us. As we move into the era of the first Doctors of the Church, Ambrose of Milan challenges our expectations. Even to today, I suspect: … Continue reading
Leave Off That Last Bookend?
I have three-plus chapters to read for homework tonight, so I’m not going to get deeply theological. But while I was on retreat last week, something occurred to me. I wonder if you’ve noticed it, or done something with it. … Continue reading
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Aparecida 40: The Ideology of Gender Reconsidered
Since I wrote earlier on paragraph 40 of the Aparecida document on the ideology of gender, I came across an essay of Carlos Ayala Ramírez, a theologian and the director of YSUCA, the radio station of the Central American University … Continue reading
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EG 191-192: Hearing the Cry of the Poor
Yesterday, we touched on the importance of the link between Sunday, the poor, and Christian belief/practice in our post on Dies Domini 70. In these two sections of Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis also looks at the relationship between the Body of Christ … Continue reading