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Daily Archives: 29 December 2014
Football Half Time
I mentioned to my wife today’s game marked the end of the first half of the Premier League: 190 games down, 190 to go. She asked, what will you do when it’s over? Go to school, I guess. Like last … Continue reading
Synod on the Family 54: Mixed Marriages
Read the full synod document here. Let me say upfront that I object to the adjective “mixed” when it applies to marriages between Catholics and other Christians, or people of other faiths. 54. The problems relative to mixed marriages were frequently … Continue reading
On My Bookshelf: The Causal Angel
The final book of Hannu Rajaniemi’s science fiction trilogy was top of my bedside bookshelf for the past few weeks. Last Fall I read the first two books, which I reviewed here and here. The main character develops through this … Continue reading
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DPPL 174: The Immaculate Heart of Mary
If believers looked to the heart of Jesus, you know that the love of his Mother would also be very much in the Christian imagination: 174. The Church celebrates the liturgical memorial of the Immaculate Heart of Mary the day … Continue reading