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Father Bosco, of Liturgy.co.nz fame, has saintly news from the Vatican

April 1, 2017 3 Comments

Pope Francis to make Martin Luther a Saint on October 31

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An embittered Vatican insider (many of them saw this day coming) has leaked the document that Pope Francis has been working on together with Lutheran leaders: Stultus Aprilis.

Pope Francis, always surprising people during the four years so far of his pontificate, is preparing to announce that Martin Luther is certainly in heaven. This is called equipollent canonization – where, by virtue of his position as the Vicar of Christ, […]

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Speaking to the Soul: #blessed

February 20, 2017 3 Comments

I don’t find the connection between suffering and blessing that Jesus makes in the Beatitudes very comforting. However, he seems to be getting at something deeper that the beatitudes regularly posted to social media are missing.

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Apostle to the Apostles

June 10, 2016 1 Comment

Pope Francis has elevated the celebration of St. Mary Magdalene, July 22nd, from that of a “memorial” to a “feast,” recognizing her as the first witness to Christ’s resurrection and as a “true and authentic evangelizer.”

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