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Daily Archives: 27 November 2021
Religion in Film: Open Mic and Lost Sheep
When the fam watches movies, my expectations are sometimes low. Like at Christmastime when there’s some Hallmark variation on a five minute attraction that gets stretched out to two hours of viewing time or to the end of the Christmas … Continue reading
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Beatitudes for Bishops IV
Blessed is the bishop who has a heart for the misery of the world, who is not afraid to dirty his hands with the mud of the human soul in order to find God’s gold, who is not scandalized by … Continue reading
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Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 21: The Effort of the Christian
When John Paul II wrote of The Effort of the Christian he wasn’t indulging a pelagianism here. Remember the lost son of Luke 15. He came to his realization, but he still had to put one foot in front of the … Continue reading
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