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Daily Archives: 10 August 2014
DPPL 21: Responsibilities and Competencies
Let’s wrap up the introduction to the DPPL, with a note that the local bishop is the key person, the go-between if you will, for Church teaching on liturgy and devotion, and knowing the pulse of local piety. It makes … Continue reading
EG 276: The Power of the Resurrection
Pope Francis, in Evangelii Gaudium, offers a reflection on the Resurrection and how it contrasts with a world which, at times, seems dead: 276. Christ’s resurrection is not an event of the past; it contains a vital power which has permeated … Continue reading