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Daily Archives: 28 August 2018
GeE 150: Discernment With Silence
Advice from Pope Francis, well-considered: 150. In that silence, we can discern, in the light of the Spirit, the paths of holiness to which the Lord is calling us. Otherwise, any decisions we make may only be window-dressing that, rather … Continue reading
Aparecida 525: A Family Of Peoples
Latin America and the Caribbbean: not just geography, but also a family: 525. The dignity of recognizing ourselves as a family of Latin American and Caribbean peoples involves a singular experience of closeness, fellowship, and solidarity. We are not merely … Continue reading