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Tolkien, Mozart, Plato, Latin, Phonetics, Music, the Cosmos, and everything...
During a Latin lesson with my daughter some years ago, we were discussing English derivatives of her Latin vocabulary for the week. The word in question was amble, related to the Latin ambulo (“I...
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Veiling in the Liturgy
I. Veiling and Truth Theologian Han Urs Von Balthasar once wrote, “We thus [understand] truth as the unveiledness, uncoveredness, disclosedness, and unconcealment of being …. Unveiledness is an...
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I have two entertaining stories to offer, both related in a manner of speaking. First is a conversation that took place amongst friends of mine. Using generic names and some license to paraphrase:...
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Children’s Liturgy of the Word – Is it Allowed?
This is not the first time I have written about this topic. In the past I have raised several questions about the legitimacy of removing children from the liturgy. I always begin with the same...
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