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Fratelli Tutti 99: Genuine Friendship
Inadequate understandings of universal love 99. A love capable of transcending borders is the basis of what in every city and country can be called “social friendship”. Genuine social friendship within a society makes true universal openness possible. The model … Continue reading
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A Lenten Word: Ezekiel 18:30b-32
If you are active in the daytime Liturgy of the Hours, this Ash Wednesday reading may be familiar to you. Otherwise, you may need to pay attention at a summertime Saturday morning Mass every other year*. Let’s read: Repent and … Continue reading
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