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Daily Archives: 6 October 2014
Reconciliation Lectionary: Isaiah 1:10-18
The prophet Isaiah is known for his gentle passages, perhaps due to the lovely settings found in so much classical music as well as contemporary liturgical compositions. But remember, this is the same guy who had his lips cauterized in … Continue reading
Praying With the Synod: Psalm 128:1-4
I had it in mind to post daily some suggestion on the synod in Rome convening this week and next. I missed yesterday. I suppose we can read the pope’s homilies and statements for the opening of the meeting. Y’all … Continue reading
DPPL 82-83: Personal Prayer and Official Approval
Liturgy and the sacraments are not the only way believers worship God. There’s a lot going on in small rooms, homes, and even in nature that nobody witnesses: 82. The celebration of the Liturgy, however, does not exhaust the Church’s … Continue reading