Theologically speaking, the process of interculturality is revelatory of the Church’s understanding of the sacramental union, which reconciles, heals, and unites the barriers created by differences.
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Theologically speaking, the process of interculturality is revelatory of the Church’s understanding of the sacramental union, which reconciles, heals, and unites the barriers created by differences.
Read moreFor Root, the wholehearted adoption by the church of an ethic of innovation and entrepreneurship goes against everything the church is.
Read moreWho receives from the cup and why?
Read moreHow the language of timing the liturgy and the composition of chrism takes on theologies of inculturation and christology.
Read moreWhat is there about Sunday Mass participants that makes them least in accord with teachings on the ecology of Popes John Paul, Benedict, and Francis?
Read moreNational Trust for Canada has recently released a report projecting that out of some 27,600 current church buildings a full 1/3 will be closed or
Read moreHow can we be the Church together?
Read moreThese women have been committed to oblivion by not being allowed to exist in the community record at all.
Read moreWe’ve all heard this: liberal churches are shrinking and conservative churches are growing. It’s because – don’t you know? – churches that stand for something
Read moreAs we move into the second week of Winter Ordinary Time, there is something about Nathan Mitchell’s reflection on the deeper meaning of the Baptism
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