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Daily Archives: 3 July 2014
EG 222-223: Time Is Greater Than Space
Pope Francis offers principle number one of four, “Time Is Greater Than Space.” What does that mean? You can get a greater context online here: Evangelii Gaudium. Or we can read a section or two and discuss here: 222. A constant … Continue reading
On Some Wisconsin Baptisms
I notice that the Diocese of Madison issued a press release last Friday to inform the general public about its practice of baptizing children of same-sex couples. A priest I know (in another diocese), when he was requested to preside at such … Continue reading
Posted in Adoption, Politics, Rite of Baptism
Tagged Bishop Morlino, same-sex unions
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Two Weeks of Worthy Women: Hrotsvitha
She preceded Hildegard of Bingen by two centuries, and obviously, we don’t know a lot about Hrotsvitha–not nearly as much as we know about, say, the founders of Tridentine-era religious orders. What do we know? She was a canoness–pretty sure. … Continue reading
Posted in Saints, Two Weeks of Worthy Women
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