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Daily Archives: 16 December 2021
Christmas Stamps 1968: Return of the Angel
For Catholics, the Annunciation (right, painted by Jan Van Eyck, and in possession of the National Gallery of Art) is an Advent Fourth Sunday event. Or March 25th. Not Christmas as such. The US Post Office didn’t care in 1968. … Continue reading
Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 26: Catechesis, Part 8: The Last Things
When the Church preaches or teaches eschatology, it needs to be about more than scare tactics. We need virtuous people motivated by goodness, rather than not-damnation. Nor can the church omit, without serious mutilation of her essential message, a constant … Continue reading
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