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Daily Archives: 30 June 2020
Redemptoris Missio 34: Mission Ad Gentes
When we talk about classic missionary work, we are still talking about Christians speaking with, living with, and looking to non-Christians. How does this impact the so-called “new evangelization”? Do we refocus? Reallocate resources? Missionary activity proper, namely the mission … Continue reading
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I have hesitated to comment on one of this month’s Catholic news items. A read a second treatment in the NCRep a social media friend linked. I’m fine with women taking the lead on this discussion. #metoo impacts them and … Continue reading →