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Ministeria Quaedam 9: Norms 7-8, Requirements for Admission
7. In accordance with the ancient tradition of the Church, institution to the ministries of reader and acolyte is reserved to men. We all know that is out the window, right? 8. The following are requirements for admission to the … Continue reading
On The Tube Again: Purgatory
There’s a backlash against eulogies in many church circles. I don’t get worked up about it … unless they go much beyond a few minutes at a funeral Mass. I think I get the indulgence for it. Everybody knows a … Continue reading
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Desiderio Desideravi 45: More Symbols
Let’s continue to delve into the topic of symbols. In the modern culture of sport, there are many symbols, and people readily engage them. There are rituals surrounding food (tailgating), drink (enough said), pilgrimage (transportation to games), procession (the walk … Continue reading