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Daily Archives: 28 May 2015
Dives in Misericordiae 1c: Accompaniment
Pope John Paul II, in 1980, was well aware not all was right in the world. People were suffering, in doubt, and discouraged as they are today–and not just those under the shadow of the Soviets and Asian socialists. For … Continue reading
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From The Sky, Diamonds
I was not aware some meteorites falling to Earth often contain small diamonds. These are not gem grade crystals, not even the bigger ones described here that fell into an African desert in 2008: Large diamonds are most likely to … Continue reading
PS 40: Liturgy of the Hours During the Triduum
Remember, you can check the document Paschale Solemnitatis on this site, among many on the internet. The end of Holy Week is a disruption for a number of good Catholics. The regular Mass schedule is interrupted for three days. But … Continue reading
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