Continuing in the spirit of the technical, non-sanctimonious, not judgemental.
The Last Supper was a significant meal. Christ did link it to His upcoming sacrifice. However the apostles didn’t li
Greetings from Perth in Australia
The parables in todays Gospel seem very relevant for the times we are now living through !
Perhaps the darnel and tares got into just more than just the Wheat :
and
"The few Australian-born men being ordained are often very clerical in attitude, ideologically closed to contemporary culture and aligned to the John Paul and Benedict papacies...For twenty years, the
It is remarkable that in leaving to his Church a perpetual testament or memorial or monument of the meaning of his Passion and Resurrection, Jesus chose the format of a meal (as indeed the Paschal fea
From the Article “A field hospital approach Pope Francis used his familiar approach that the church as more a field-hospital for suffering humanity rather than an oracular lawgiver”
Romans: 8:14
With failing eyesight and living in France, I really appreciated being able to download the Mass readings. Will this facility make a comeback.
Sincerely
Murph
Being technical rather than sanctimonious or judgemental about it the only person who can change the Sacrifice of the Mass is Christ Himself. It is only “through Him, with Him and in Him” that it
Laws become obsolete when not received. A case in point is the idea that "missing Mass is a Mortal Sin." "Those who deliberately fail in this obligation commit a grave sin"--Catechism of the Catholic
I appreciated reading "Choosing an authentic Lifestyle".
What I try to do as a Catholic and lay Theologian, who is often called to give homilies at an Old Age Home, is to make such principles and tho
Link below to FR. Zulehner's article in Novena.
https://novenanews.com/austrian-priest-theologian-clericalist-church/?fbclid=IwAR1jgJuJuIdSTfch4akbZTtARGtIp6MG4mHMoFHfTwALx8vBbZerFH_BvXg
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July 17 2020With failing eyesight and living in France, I really appreciated being able to download the Mass readings. Will this facility make a comeback. Sincerely Murph
Let’s Eat Together – has the time come to change our (anti-) ecumenical practice which hurts people?
July 11 2020Being technical rather than sanctimonious or judgemental about it the only person who can change the Sacrifice of the Mass is Christ Himself. It is only “through Him, with Him and in Him” that it
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17 July, 2020. Friday of Week 15
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