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Consistory 101
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On Saturday, Pope Benedict will preside over a “consistory” for the creation of new Cardinals. The Cardinals – present and designated – will meet with the Pope tomorrow (Friday) to discuss various matters. (see below) The ceremony itself will be on Saturday, followed by a Mass on Sunday (Christ the King), then followed by the…
The Indian Clerk
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awelborn
I really don’t know why I decided to read this. I’m not interested in mathematics, and have no great interest in David Leavitt’s work. Well, scratch that – I do know why I picked it – I like historical fiction and the brief notices I read about the book established a central tension in the…
Aphra-who?
By
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Today, continuing in his catechesis on the Early Church Fathers, Pope Benedict introduced us to Aphraates the Sage: In our excursion into the world of the Fathers of the Church, I wish today to guide you to a little-known part of this universe of faith, into the territories in which the Churches of the Semintic…
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