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Daily Archives: 28 November 2015
On Long-Winded Prayers
This ongoing discussion at PrayTell illustrates the value of public intercessions at liturgy being non-specific. The bishops of England and Wales have a problem with the 2008 TLM rewrite of Good Friday, as translated: Let us also pray for the … Continue reading
Laudato Si 168: Conventions
The encyclical letter Laudato Si is available here on the Vatican website. 168. Among positive experiences in this regard, we might mention, for example, the Basel Convention on hazardous wastes, with its system of reporting, standards and controls. There is … Continue reading
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