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Daily Archives: 18 November 2014
The Name of Jesus
The name of Jesus seems to have been coming up in my conversations today. I chided a commenter at PrayTell for referring to the cathedral as “Holy Shame.” Granted, I have used cute nicknames for songs and even the occasional … Continue reading
Synod on the Family 12: Looking At Jesus, At Others
Today we move into part II (of three) of the post-synod report. In sections 12 through 28 we will look “at Christ: the Gospel of the Family.” You can read the full synod document here. Today and the next two … Continue reading
DPPL 130: Reading of the Lord’s Passion
When God speaks to people in extraordinary ways … 130. The Church exhorts the faithful to frequent personal and community reading of the Word of God. Undoubtedly, the account of the Lord’s Passion is among the most important pastoral passages … Continue reading