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Some priests, bishops and laity view the commandments (and catechism) as policies that can be changed rather than as truths about who we are.
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Some priests, bishops and laity view the commandments (and catechism) as policies that can be changed rather than as truths about who we are.
If there is a good story that accentuates the vocation and effectiveness of a Father of the Church, Mike Aquilina knows it.
It is fitting that the magnificent prose stylist Evelyn Waugh should have been St. Edmund Campion’s biographer in the twentieth century.
Internal peace and security and freedom from external attack are prerequisites for all the other goods which are to be fostered in a well-run commonwealth.
An Apostolic mode for mission needs to rise again when a culture is grounded in anti-Christian ideas, such as secularism and automatic human progress.