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Daily Archives: 12 July 2014
Getting Personal
Think much of a personal relationship with God? There’s an interesting discussion at the online version of Homiletic and Pastoral Review about it. Sherry Weddell takes some heat for her treatment of Catholics. But I think the treatment is suspect … Continue reading
Directory on Popular Piety and the Liturgy
Coming up: the Directory on Popular Piety and the Liturgy (DPPL). At over 54,000 words, it will be one of the longest documents this site has tackled. A number of my colleagues in liturgy have rather ignored the DPPL. It was … Continue reading
EG 236-237: A New Geometry
Evangelii Gaudium presents a geometry of relationships: 236. Here our model is not the sphere, which is no greater than its parts, where every point is equidistant from the centre, and there are no differences between them. Instead, it is the … Continue reading