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Daily Archives: 16 August 2020
Redemptoris Missio 56: The Principles Of Dialogue
Dialogue does not originate from tactical concerns or self-interest, but is an activity with its own guiding principles, requirements and dignity. Alas, dialogue is a bad word in many Catholic circles for the simple reason that it is not a … Continue reading
Posted in evangelization, Redemptoris Missio
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Office for the Dead: Evening Prayer Reading
Don’t forget our extended discussion of the funeral rites a decade ago. Also remember from our discussion of the Liturgy of the Hours: Psalms rule, and readings are usually a reflection on or a response to the psalms. In OCF … Continue reading
Posted in Order of Christian Funerals
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