Daily Archives: 26 April 2015

Diagnosing the Wrong

Posted on 26 April 2015 by catholicsensibility

Msgr Francis Mannion, frequenter contributor at PrayTell via his syndicated essays with CNA, sounds off on what’s wrong with Catholic liturgy: (N)ot everything is as it should be in the Church’s liturgical life. There is much unease in some quarters, … Continue reading →

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Misericordiae Vultus 9d: Summarizing the Gospel of Mercy

Posted on 26 April 2015 by catholicsensibility

Let’s summarize the parables of the past two days. This last paragraph deserves careful attention: As we can see in Sacred Scripture, mercy is a key word that indicates God’s action towards us. He does not limit himself merely to … Continue reading →

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DPPL 286b: Pilgrimage and Exodus

Posted on 26 April 2015 by catholicsensibility

The Exodus event defined a people of God. God continues to lead us on, despite our resistance and revolt: The exodus event, Israel’s journey towards the promised land, is also reflected in the spirituality of pilgrimage: the pilgrim is well … Continue reading →

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