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A Fidelity That Generates the Future 18: The School of Synodality
Every priest is an individual Christian and human being. With that comes a unique blend not only of supernatural gifts but also mortal talents. A good bishop will take this into account for every cleric, blending into an effective diocesan … Continue reading
Beatitudes
From our friend Liam: (This past Sunday) in the Catholic Church and the many Protestant churches that use the Revised Common Lectionary, the Gospel portion is take from the fifth chapter of the Gospel of St Matthew: Seeing the crowds, … Continue reading
Dilexi Te 75: Pope Francis and Migrants
Pope Francis did not shy away from the issue of human migration. His stance was not a novelty for Catholicism. Church teaching on care for people is certainly not limited to a few saints. 75. The Church’s tradition of working … Continue reading