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A Fidelity That Generates the Future 20: Of Synodality
Fidelity and synodality 20. I now come to a point that is particularly close to my heart. In speaking of the identity of priests, the Decree Presbyterorum Ordinis first highlights the link between the priesthood and the mission of Jesus Christ (cf. … Continue reading
Dilexi Te 77: Saint Teresa of Kolkata
77. Saint Teresa of (Kolkata), canonized in 2016, has become a universal icon of charity lived to the fullest extent in favor of the most destitute, those discarded by society. Indeed. She is likely one of the two most well-known … Continue reading
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