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Daily Archives: 13 September 2017
On My Bookshelf: The Benedict Option II
I made it through the second fifty pages since my last post on this book. Chapter Three involves a visit to an Italian Benedictine monastery. I find it curious that Mr Dreher would choose to cross the Atlantic to detail … Continue reading
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Aparecida 175: The Sacramental Life
Continuing with the Aparecida bishops as they look at parish life, we reflect with them on the sacramental life. The parish is the first setting one usually considers. That’s not to say the home or the diocese lack a sacramental … Continue reading
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