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Daily Archives: 20 July 2018
GeE 110-111: Signs of Holiness in Today’s World
Chapter Four beckons. Over the next several weeks, let’s explore for Signs of Holiness in Today’s World. Pope Francis acknowledges he isn’t turning our attention to aspects well-acknowledged that lead us deeper into the spiritual life: liturgy and devotions. We will … Continue reading
Aparecida 486: Initiatives In Social Communications
Today, nine initiatives to get things going in the realm of social communications, starting with some self-imposed homework in number one: 486. In order to form disciples and missionaries in this field, we bishops gathered in the Fifth General Conference, … Continue reading