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Daily Archives: 11 June 2015
Dives in Misericordiae 4d: Mercy Toward God’s Own
So far in DiM 4, we’ve considered the witness of history, the prophets, and God’s concern for people in sin, in misfortune, and in danger. We’re not done with this section yet, but let’s take a shorter paragraph and pull … Continue reading
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PS 67: Good Friday Intercessions
Remember, you can check the full document Paschale Solemnitatis on this site, among many on the internet. 67. The general intercessions are to follow this wording and form handed down by ancient tradition, maintaining the full range of intentions, so … Continue reading
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The Five Proposals
The council of nine offered five proposals on accountability. From the Vatican Radio site: The text concludes with a list of five specific proposals made to the Holy Father, which are listed below. It is proposed: 1. That because the … Continue reading
Angels
Msgr Francis Mannion gets thumbs up and down at PrayTell for his musings on angels. Applause bell-ringing from me for this observation: I do cringe a bit inside when people say that my mother or someone else who has died … Continue reading →