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Daily Archives: 13 October 2021
Diocese of Rome Synod Address, Part 10, The Pilgrim Hermeneutic
Next in Pope Francis’ address to the Diocese of Rome. a longer paragraph. First, trust in the Holy Spirit. Along with this, a common dish-breaking theme of the Holy Father, namely that disagreements can be well-managed rather than avoided or … Continue reading
Via Pulchritudinis: The Luminous Beauty of Christ, Part 1
Moving on to part B) we discuss The Luminous Beauty of Christ and its Reflection in Christian Holiness. We’ll take this topic in two parts, starting here: Jesus Christ is the perfect representation of the Glory of the Father. He is the most beautiful … Continue reading
Posted in Art, evangelization, Via Pulchritudinis
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Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 7: In the Light of Christ the Reconciler, Continued
Let’s finish up with section 7. Pope John Paul II has set the biblical foundations for the Christian understanding of reconciliation. Beginning with these and other significant passages in the New Testament, we can therefore legitimately relate all our reflections … Continue reading
Posted in Reconciliatio et Paenitentia
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Again, What If We Didn’t Fire People?
Is it a hope that Catholic organizations wouldn’t fire lay people? I know I’ve asked the question here in the past, at least once. Heidi Schlumpf at the NCRep muses on the tide turning. I wonder though. As I know … Continue reading →