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Daily Archives: 4 May 2015
Misericordiae Vultus 15c: Inescapable Mercy
Yesterday we were reminded of the works of mercy. We cannot escape them, it seems. Pope Francis offers some concrete examples in conducting these in the jubilee and beyond: We cannot escape the Lord’s words to us, and they will … Continue reading
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PS 1-2: Restoration of a Summit
The Preface of Paschale Solemnitatis reminds us that the restoration of many traditional elements of the Ninety Days (Lent plus Triduum plus Eastertime) is less than a century old. Pope Pius XII began it all in the 1950’s: 1. The Easter … Continue reading
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