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Pray Tell Poll: Forcing Worship?
Should parents make their children attend Mass?
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The Future of Women Deacons—A Report on the Symposium
Less news than expected, but more food for thought.
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New Music Review: Known Unknowns
Review of Known Unknowns, a collection of hymn texts by John L. Bell and Graham Maule
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INTROITUS: 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Omnis terra adoret te – All earth shall worship you
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60-Second Sermon: 2nd Sunday in OT / after Epiphany
Jaime Cortez reflects on the Gospel for the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time/Second Sunday after Epiphany
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O Come, Instruction Manual
There is a temptation in these post-Baptism Sundays to view our liturgical work as something of a breather between our “real” work during the Advent/Christmas and Lent/Easter seasons.
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Ars Praedicandi: Ed Foley on The Baptism of the Lord
Jesus’ healing, ministry and love is particular, is personal, is passionate about the individual in front of him, the one lost sheep, the one adulterous woman, the one divorced Samaritan
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The Future of Women Deacons – updated
This promises to be a significant discussion.
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Liturgical Formation in the Body of Christ: a Canadian Experiment
What are your new ways of rekindling the desire for God within Christian communities?
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