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Daily Archives: 4 August 2018
NPM Restructuring
PrayTell notes changes afoot at NPM master control. This will be interesting to watch. From the link: Noting that “the landscape is changing,” (CEO Steve) Petrunak wrote that “NPM must also embrace change if we are to be a vibrant … Continue reading
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GeE 126: Adding A Sense Of Humor
Before we get too deep into that sense of humor, two things are important. We are not talking about some popular brands of secular humor, which often gathers a narrator with an audience to poke at those outside the circle. … Continue reading
Aparecida 505: Coherence Between Faith And Life
Continuing the theme of lay involvement in the “temporal city,” we read: 505. It is the lay people of our continent who, conscious of their call to holiness by virtue of their baptismal vocation, have to act as leaven in … Continue reading
Bishops Then and Now
I noticed on the “third page” of Whispers a quote from an anonymous bishop: “If we tried including bishops under the Charter/Norms” in 2002, “[the vote] probably would’ve failed – and that would’ve been a disaster.” Disaster, yes. With their … Continue reading →