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Daily Archives: 20 June 2014
Families and an Instrument
Rocco whispered from the loggia some general thoughts from Archbishop Kurtz from the USCCB meeting. He revealed some broad details from the reports he compiled from various dioceses and sent on to Rome. The synod leaders have asked these reports … Continue reading
Posted in Adoption, bishops, Church News
Tagged adoption, Archbishop Kurtz, divorced and remarried, same-sex unions, synod on the family, USCCB
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Production Comes To Life
There is one awesomely wicked storm pouring down on poor Omaha tonight. The College World Series is on one end of town and a friend of mine texted me from being huddled under the concourse roof with her family. On … Continue reading
Dies Domini 80: Inculturation, A Danger or Opportunity?
What are the threats to Sunday? Pope John Paul II seemed to ponder post-Christian culture. 80. There is a need for special pastoral attention to the many situations where there is a risk that the popular and cultural traditions of … Continue reading
Posted in Dies Domini, post-conciliar liturgy documents
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Aparecida 51: Consumerism and Youth
According to UNICEF, 20% of the population in Latin America are between 15 and 24 years old, the highest proportion in the region’s history. Concern for youth is not new for the Latin American bishops. Their ground-breaking Medellin conference in … Continue reading
Posted in 2007 Aparecida document, bishops, evangelization, Guest Writers, John Donaghy
Tagged Aparecida
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EG 202: The Economy And The Distribution of Income
Pope Francis draws a lot of criticism from economic “specialists” with and outside the Church for his application of moral principles to how secular society handles its money. Today’s section and the six that follow (through EG 208) begin to … Continue reading