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Daily Archives: 16 December 2022
DSCAP 30-31: Responsibilities of Lay Leaders
Often enough there is no priest and no deacon. What then? 30. In the absence of both a priest and a deacon, the pastor is to appoint laypersons, who are to be entrusted with the care of these celebrations, namely, … Continue reading
On The Tube: National Treasure, The Next Generation
So, the white guys are disliking the streaming follow-up to the Nic Cage’s feel-good Americana movies. I’ve read a handful of reviews, and they balance between cute and harmless fluff, and the complaints of white privilege. As of this writing, … Continue reading
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