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Daily Archives: 12 January 2017
Amoris Laetitia 284: Two Levels of Reality
Erich Fromm enters the discussion today: 284. Young people should not be deceived into confusing two levels of reality: “sexual attraction creates, for the moment, the illusion of union, yet, without love, this ‘union’ leaves strangers as far apart as … Continue reading
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RIP Celebrities and Others
If you go by pop culture and one of its more visible facets, Facebook, 2016 was a bad year. There is wonderment about the non-participation of Keith Richards (among others), and a wistful hope about the Kardashians (among others) joining the … Continue reading →