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Daily Archives: 14 August 2014
DPPL 23b: Post-Apostolic Era: Martyrs, Mary
Moving beyond the times of the New Testament (ca 30-125) we get into the earliest Christian writings: Until the second century, expressions of popular piety, whether deriving from Jewish, Greco-Roman or other cultures, spontaneously came together in the Liturgy. It … Continue reading
Aparecida 64-65 – A Different Globalization
In the middle of this critique of a globalization based on competition and profit as ultimate values, the bishops in paragraph 64 call for a different type of globalization, which has sometimes been called a “globalization of solidarity.” Hence, faced … Continue reading
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