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Daily Archives: 22 May 2018
GeE 51: The Scriptures Witness Against Pelagianism
Pope Francis appeals to the Bible, starting with the witness of our ancestor in faith, Abraham: 51. When God speaks to Abraham, he tells him: “I am God Almighty, walk before me, and be blameless” (Gen 17:1). In order to … Continue reading
Peace Talks Coin
I’m no longer an active collector, but when I see interesting coins in pocket change or in the news, I take notice. Maybe the casual observer finds the design a bit jarring–one news outlet used the over-used term “dumpster fire” … Continue reading
Aparecida 437d: Pastoral Proposals For Political Advocacy
The fourth proposal for ministry to the family suggests the Church as an agent of advocacy in legislation and public policy. d) Promote in dialogue with governments and society, policies and laws on behalf of life, marriage, and the family.(Cf. … Continue reading