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Daily Archives: 26 August 2018
GeE 148: Counsel From St John of the Cross
148. Saint John of the Cross tells us: “Endeavour to remain always in the presence of God, either real, imaginative, or unitive, insofar as is permitted by your works”. [Degrees of Perfection, 2] Real, presumably in traditionally endorsed places like … Continue reading
Aparecida 523: On Unity
Human beings number in the billions, and vary widely in so many ways. Is unity even possible? On any scale? 523. We recognize a profound vocation to unity in the “heart” of each human being, because all have the same … Continue reading
Francis Frustrates Critics
With this: I read the statement this morning and, sincerely, I must say this to you and anyone interested: Read that statement attentively and make your own judgment. I think the statement speaks for itself, and you have a sufficient … Continue reading →