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Daily Archives: 28 December 2021
RENQTC: Difficult, Complex Debates
This dropped earlier this month. Let’s look at a citation from Pope Paul VI that might be of interest: At the solemn closing of the second session of the Council (4 December 1963), St Paul VI said (n. 11): “The … Continue reading
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Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 28: The Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, Part 2: Crisis
From its preparatory stage and then in the numerous interventions during the sessions, in the group meetings and in the final propositions, the synod took into account the statement frequently made with varying nuances and emphases, namely: The sacrament of … Continue reading
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