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Daily Archives: 22 August 2018
GeE 144: Attention To Detail
144. Let us not forget that Jesus asked his disciples to pay attention to details. The little detail that wine was running out at a party. The little detail that one sheep was missing. The little detail of noticing the … Continue reading
Aparecida 518no: Pastoral Agents, Present and Future
The last two of fifteen proposed developments for pastoral agents in the city: 518. So that the inhabitants of cities and their outskirts, both believers and non-believers, can find fullness of life in Christ, we feel the need that pastoral … Continue reading
But, But, But
I commented online recently that perhaps bishops could forego some elements of clerical or liturgical dress: put pectoral crosses under their shirt, wear a black yarmulke, use a crozier only for diocesan or cathedral events, and only then a simple … Continue reading →