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Redemptoris Missio 67a: Diocesan Priests
Two numbered sections look at the theme, Diocesan Priests for the Universal Mission. One challenge I see with this is over the question of discipleship. If priests are only believers, not yet disciples, how can they be effective? As co-workers … Continue reading
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Life Itself Has No End
I admit that Augustine has been a difficult swallow for me. Not sure why–maybe the bad-mouthing he’s gotten post-council. He did have issues. But he sure had a lovely way of writing. I was lured in reading his Confessions. Right, … Continue reading
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