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VNO 43-44: For Those Held In Captivity/For Those In Prison
The Lectionary Mass “For Those Held Captive” seems to be split into these two intentions in the Roman Missal’s Third Edition. If you refer to the Lectionary, a single reading is given, Matthew 25:31-46 describing a look back from the … Continue reading
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Aparecida 384: Charity and Justice
Spirit is both taken for granted in the church and denigrated. Sometimes by the same people. When the Aparecida bishops speak of a “gospel spirit,” what do they mean? 384. Being disciples and missionaries of Jesus Christ so that our … Continue reading