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Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 26: Catechesis, Part 4: Penance Inspired By Love
A catechesis on penance, therefore, and one that is as complete and adequate as possible, is absolutely essential at a time like ours when dominant attitudes in psychology and social behavior are in such contrast with the threefold value just … Continue reading
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On My Bookshelf: The Raven Tower
I think one or two of the readers here might be interested in this book. As it progresses, it answers many questions. I can think of three important to me: who or what are the pagan gods that inhabit this … Continue reading
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