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GeE 23-24: A Summons To Mission
Pope Francis addresses the reader directly, urging us forward with the knowledge that God’s plan will find us more fully engaged in our lives, not just as religious people doing pious, religious things, but as women and men in the … Continue reading
Cardinal Charges
I see one of Pope Francis’ Gang-of-9 is heading to trial. Rocco sums it up here. An overview from a source on the ground Down Under is here. The Church struggles no less in Australia, and this continuing and unfolding … Continue reading
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Aparecida 413: More On A Church Without Borders
The notion of a “Church without border” may be alarming, bothersome, or a head scratcher to many Christians, even many Catholics. But the bishops south of the US advocate a connection across political borders, and that presumably means dioceses in … Continue reading