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Daily Archives: 30 July 2018
GeE 121: Humiliations That Lead To Peace And Grace
121. To act in this way presumes a heart set at peace by Christ, freed from the aggressiveness born of overweening egotism. Just to reinforce my own commentary: humiliation as imposed by a powerful person on a vulnerable person is … Continue reading
Aparecida 499: Art For Catechesis
499. The churches of Latin America and the Caribbean should also create opportunities for the use of art in the catechesis of children, adolescents and adults, and in the Church’s different ministries. The Church’s action in this field must also … Continue reading
Leftovers
Many St Blog’s Catholics were preparing to duck, or plug in the headphones during yesterday’s homily, in case it touched on the so-called “miracle of sharing.” If this theme is anywhere near as common as reported, perhaps it rivals another … Continue reading →