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Daily Archives: 12 July 2016
Amoris Laetitia 98: Avoiding Arrogance
Pope Francis seems to have a handle on our Catholic misbehavior: 98. It is important for Christians to show their love by the way they treat family members who are less knowledgeable about the faith, weak or less sure in … Continue reading
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Culture of Complaint Surfaces
Anonymity is the best policy. Edward Pentin at NCReg: Such is the climate in much of today’s Church, one of the appeal’s chief organizers told the Register that most of the signatories prefer to remain publicly anonymous because they “fear … Continue reading →