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Daily Archives: 24 January 2015
Mutuae Relationes 13: Religious Superiors
You can always refer to the full document Mutuae Relationes here. Today, we’ll look at the role of the leadership within a religious institute. Service characteristic of religious authority 13. Superiors fulfill their duty of service and leadership within the … Continue reading
Posted in bishops, Mutuae Relationes, women religious
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More on Women-Men Mythology
Are men mything? Charles inspired me to check the Chant Café, and I noticed a dissent from Cardinal Burke. Kathy Pluth takes exception to the good cardinal leveling the legal-eyed stare at liturgical problems and putting a label on it, writing … Continue reading
On Peace
PrayTell posts video of the Holy Father moving off the altar platform and giving peace to sisters in wheelchairs. Lots of hand-wringing in the commentariat there, and I’d expect a more vigorous and catty dissent on other websites. Some observations: … Continue reading
Posted in Church News, Liturgy, The Blogosphere
Tagged pope francis, PrayTell, sign of peace
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DPPL 201: Insertions
Once or twice I’ve been part of a public praying of the Rosary in which the steady recitation of the Hail Mary is interrupted. This is usually difficult, breaking, as it does, the steady rhythm of a familiar and repeated … Continue reading