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Daily Archives: 8 October 2015
@ Synod15: Adoption and Foster Parenting
Rocco whispered on proposed edits to the synod’s instrumentum laboris. Behold, a whole section on “Adoption and Foster Parenting.” The start is worth reading. First because of the acknowledgement of the problem of children who lack families: 138. To provide … Continue reading
Laudato Si 116: Understanding Anthropocentrism
The encyclical letter Laudato Si is available here on the Vatican website. How do we interpret that sixteen-letter word? The accusation is often bandied about within the Church, one side against another, and very occasionally with merit. In the context … Continue reading
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