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Daily Archives: 15 October 2019
Christus Vivit 170-172: Young And Committed
We continue along these “Paths of youth.” 170. The Synod recognized that “albeit in a different way from earlier generations, social commitment is a specific feature of today’s young people. Alongside some who are indifferent, there are many others who … Continue reading
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Aperuit Illis 5: Preaching And Catechesis
5. In this unity born of listening, pastors are primarily responsible for explaining sacred Scripture and helping everyone to understand it. Since it is the people’s book, those called to be ministers of the word must feel an urgent need … Continue reading
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