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Daily Archives: 15 February 2021
Some Readings
Ahem … some readings are just too wrong. Like this past Sunday’s. The one who bears the sore of leprosy … shall dwell apart, making his abode outside the camp. (Leviticus 13:44, 46) My parish’s visiting homilist noted that the … Continue reading
Fratelli Tutti 97: Open Societies
One of Pope Francis’ favorite themes is the periphery. This is important. God works through the peripheries–this is the constant witness of both the Jewish and Christian traditions. The call of Abram, Moses, the runt brother David, an unknown maiden … Continue reading
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