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Daily Archives: 13 December 2021
Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 26: Catechesis, Part 5: Conscience Formation
As the synod recalled, the pastors of the church are also expected to provide catechesis on conscience and its formation. This too is a very relevant topic in view of the fact that in the upheavals to which our present … Continue reading
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Christmas Stamp 1965: The Gender Controversy
It was 1965, and the sexual so-called revolution was almost on the horizon. Also, before the so-called War on Christmas, a little controversy was stirred up in year 4 of the US Post Office’s Christmas series. It wasn’t the figure … Continue reading