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Daily Archives: 31 July 2020
Redemptoris Missio 50: Ecumenism And Missionary Activity
This solicitude (of Christ for his sheep; cf. RM 49) will serve as a motivation and stimulus for a renewed commitment to ecumenism. The relationship between ecumenical activity and missionary activity makes it necessary to consider two closely associated factors. … Continue reading
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A Brief Quiz On Today’s Feast
Today is the observance of Saint Ignatius of Loyola. I’m not feeling particularly philosophical or religious these days, so maybe a quiz is in order: Cite his baptismal name: Ignacio Loyola IƱigo Suscipe True or false: he once killed a … Continue reading
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