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Daily Archives: 1 November 2017
Pope Francis Address to CELAM 11: Hope Has A Young Face
In his address to his brother bishops of Latin America, Pope Francis reminds them–and us–that there are many competitors for the minds and hearts of young people.. In Latin America, hope has a young face We often speak of young … Continue reading
Aparecida 250: The Centrality of Liturgy
250. We encounter Jesus Christ in an admirable way in the Sacred Liturgy. In living it, celebrating the paschal mystery, Christ’s disciples delve deeper into the mysteries of the Kingdom and sacramentally express their vocation as disciples and missionaries. Vatican … Continue reading