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Daily Archives: 29 October 2016
Promoting Christian Unity
Rocco whispered this link on his Twitter feed. I recall some recent discussion here and there on social media about proselytizing. It comes up again in the linked interview, but with a context. When asked about the best way to promote … Continue reading
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Amoris Laetitia 208: Early Formation, and Topical
This paragraph offers some particulars: 208. With the help of missionary families, the couple’s own families and a variety of pastoral resources, ways should also be found to offer a remote preparation that, by example and good advice, can help … Continue reading
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