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A Fidelity That Generates the Future 9-10: Sequela Christi
Translation: the following of Christ, how we adhere to the Lord, imitate him, embrace discipleship. Pope Leo suggests this begins even before a person might even be aware of a calling. That makes sense for the timeless perspective of God. … Continue reading
Dilexi Te 67: A Living Response to Exclusion and Indifference
The modern West, and likely much more of the world under the thumb of oligarchy, is no less in need of a response to its excesses. 67. The mendicant orders were therefore a living response to exclusion and indifference. They … Continue reading
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