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Pets At Rest
The cats like the young miss’s bedroom in the afternoon. It’s the brightest room in the home–the one side of the building without trees. Me, I like trees. But Gambit and Ginny like otherwise …
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Laudato Si 86: Showing Interdependence
The encyclical letter Laudato Si is available here on the Vatican website. We start with the Angelic Doctor and finish this post with the Catechism: 86. The universe as a whole, in all its manifold relationships, shows forth the inexhaustible … Continue reading
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Beyond Damage Control
The Vatican Information Service has a summary of changes in procedures for declarations of nullity. It seems that pastoral and spiritual care for marriages irretrievably broken is important. Divorced persons (at least those outside of the realm of celebrity) are … Continue reading →