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Daily Archives: 25 July 2015
Dives in Misericordiae 12b: The Demands of Justice
I think it is right to expect justice in all aspects of our lives, as St John Paul presents here: The Church shares with the people of our time this profound and ardent desire for a life which is just … Continue reading
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Pedro Arrupe In Japan
I read a brief biography of Pedro Arrupe in Ronald Modras’ book Ignatian Humanism (reviewed here). His experiences in 1940’s Japan have always moved me when I’ve read, re-read, or pondered them. Father Arrupe was arrested under suspicion of espionage … Continue reading
Laudato Si 41: Reef Environments
The encyclical letter Laudato Si is available here on the Vatican website. 41. In tropical and subtropical seas, we find coral reefs comparable to the great forests on dry land, for they shelter approximately a million species, including fish, crabs, … Continue reading
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