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Daily Archives: 1 May 2020
The Worker, Silent And Watchful
French painter James Tissot’s interpretation of Joseph, in a busy-looking workshop. Pope Francis’ thoughts on the saint: He helped (Jesus) grow and develop. So he looked for a place for the child to be born. He looked after him, helped … Continue reading
Redemptoris Missio Ahead
The encyclical Redemptoris Missio was composed in 1990. You can find it online here. Pope John Paul II timed its release to be the silver anniversary of the decree Ad Gentes. That document was designated at Vatican II to outline … Continue reading
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