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Christmas Vindication, Sorrow, and a Symphony

Posted on 24 December 2014 by catholicsensibility

Not many parishes adopt the Christmas Vigil readings these days. Perhaps that long genealogy is considered child-unfriendly material. The annunciation to Joseph, wonderful as that optional shorter portion may be, seems out of place. Get on with the baby Jesus … Continue reading →

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Church Attendance: Checking It Once

Posted on 30 December 2013 by catholicsensibility

I saw a headliner at Pewsitter about the president not going to church on Christmas. The NYT backs that up. Conservative Catholics probably weren’t watching their Evangelical Christian allies so closely. Sometimes they don’t even hold services when Christmas falls … Continue reading →

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