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EDITOR'S ROUND-UP Saturday, 17 November 2007 |
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A provocative commentary… Dear friends, We're publishing early today as I have to attend my wife's graduation this afternoon — yes, she can now make some claim as a terrorist as she has a formal qualification in liturgy!. And talking about terrorists, you'll love Ian Elmer's commentary today. This is how I've introduced it on the front page of Catholica… Today's commentary from Dr Ian Elmer builds on his series from recent weeks looking at the Mythology in the Gospel of Mark. He now turns his attention to looking at the origins of the earliest Church in Rome. His examination casts a useful light on a contemporary challenge: the present division in the Church between those who want a "strong" version of their faith and those not attracted to "strong". Pour yourself a strong coffee and sit back and enjoy this scholarly analysis that will leave you seriously asking yourself whether Benedict made the right choice or otherwise in re-introducing the Latin Mass in the way he has done. <Read Ian's commentary> Petition Update... Today the total stands at 15,583. If you are still holding hard copy completed petition forms please send thim in now to Paul Collins at the address shown on the petitions. <Click HERE to access the information page> and <Click HERE to sign the petition online>. |
AND FOR OUR WEEKLY READERS HERE ARE OUR COMMENTARIES FROM THE PAST WEEK... |
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Best wishes for a great day wherever you happen to be ... in life, and in
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