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Daily Archives: 9 September 2014
DPPL 53: Frequent Comments Heard Today
The CDWDS reports some comments. I’m not sure: are these typical, frequent, and do they cover the issues? Let’s read and discuss. 53. In those instances where the liturgical actions have been superceded by popular piety comments, such as the … Continue reading
Aparecida 74 – Democracy and Authoritarianism
Continuing their analysis of the reality of Latin American and the Caribbean, the bishops turn to the “sociopolitical dimension, ” an analysis which I find rather optimistic. They first treat what they call “authoritarian regimes” in paragraph 74. The Latin … Continue reading
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