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Daily Archives: 26 June 2021
Communion Crash
Over at PrayTell, a poke at a secular columnist’s opinion on the need for education. The lack of theological or prudential clarity doesn’t strike me as the need for a “crash course” in the Eucharist or the virtues. I think … Continue reading
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Fratelli Tutti 202: Dialogue, It’s Lack, and the Heroes Who Might Rescue It
202. Lack of dialogue means that in these individual sectors people are concerned not for the common good, but for the benefits of power or, at best, for ways to impose their own ideas. Round tables thus become mere negotiating … Continue reading
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