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Daily Archives: 26 February 2015
No Suffocation
I was a little surprised Aleteia published this 5 February interview. It was just posted yesterday. Archbishop Charles Palmer-Buckle on suffocation: (N)obody should stop anybody from saying what he or she thinks about the current state of marriage, family, etc. … Continue reading
Posted in bishops, Church News
Tagged Archbishop Palmer-Buckle, divorced and remarried, family synod
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Mutuae Relationes 44: A Local Bishop’s Authority
The Church weighs in next on “Requirements of Religious Life.” The second part of Chapter VI–the next eight posts–will take is through these considerations. In today’s post, what Vatican II taught in its document on the ministry of bishops, a direct … Continue reading
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DPPL 234: Celebration of the Eucharist
Let’s look at the intersection of saints with the actual celebration of Mass. We’re moving beyond feast days as we read that saints are united with us as part of a universal Church: 234. The celebration of the feast of … Continue reading