Daily Archives: 5 January 2021

What Inspires?

Posted on 5 January 2021 by catholicsensibility

A social media friend posted a question: what books would his friends recommend for Catholic teens? I saw a lot of good stuff. I saw good books that would likely be misfires. The answers rather showed people who read or … Continue reading →

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Fratelli Tutti 69: A Story Constantly Retold

Posted on 5 January 2021 by catholicsensibility

In labelling this section (paragraphs 69-71) “A story constantly retold” Pope Francis suggests we encounter this situation again and again. I might term it “constantly relived,” as we find ourselves often in the role of the injured, the perpetrator, the … Continue reading →

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