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Daily Archives: 18 October 2014
Aparecida 85-86 — The Amazon
The Amazon basin is one of the most ecologically rich regions of the earth and has been called the “lungs of the earth.” However, as the bishops note in paragraph 85, citing Pope Benedict XVI, the devastation wreaked on the … Continue reading
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A Match In Three Acts
I viewed the Man City match versus Spurs today before heading to the office. Blogging will be light, as I have duty at four Masses plus the student retreat. The announcers were talking about missing the Premier League after a … Continue reading
The Synod Fathers Speak 1
The final “small” document from the extraordinary synod is out, in English. Another, longer form, is due out later. That presumably will contain “proper” language on this and that. I found the small version heartening and appropriate. Leading off with … Continue reading
DPPL 98: The Advent Wreath
The most recognizable piece of home piety that has translated to the Advent church is a certain circle of greens with accompanying candles: 98. Placing four candles on green fronds has become a symbol of Advent in many Christian home, … Continue reading