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Mimas Ocean … Or Lake
More than a decade ago, I suggested that Saturn’s moon Mimas was a candidate for interior water. My hypothesis was that the farther a moon’s orbit varied from perfect circularity, the likelier astronomers were to find water sloshing around the … Continue reading
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Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 31: Some Fundamental Convictions, Part 10: Priest as Penitent
Let’s look at the last of Pope John Paul II’s Fundamental Convictions Last, I particularly wish to speak of one final consideration, one which concerns all of us priests, who are the ministers of the sacrament of penance. (Cf Presbyterorum … Continue reading
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