Daily Archives: 4 January 2018

VNO 27: At Seedtime

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Europe was a collection of agrarian cultures for most of its history. Farming was also important in the ancient Middle East. So we’ll have a large collection of Scripture and tradition from which to draw. In the Lectionary for Mass, … Continue reading →

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Aparecida 312: Ecclesial Movements and New Communities, Part 2

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New movements have been in ascendancy since the days of Pope John Paul II. The ones with ideological leanings to the re-writing of Vatican, especially. But many movements have burnished the spread of the Gospel through their charisms. Pope Benedict … Continue reading →

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On My Bookshelf: The Wall Of Storms

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The second book of Ken Liu’s fantasy epic has alternated between my bookshelf and my hands for the past week. It came out fourteen months ago, but since this isn’t a book blog as such, readers get my literary reviews … Continue reading →

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