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"Each small task of everyday life is part of the total harmony of the universe." – St. Thérèse of Lisieux
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§ Leadership skills for catechists by Wanda and Gerard Scheuermann, Ministry & Liturgy, October 1999.
What qualities and skills are needed by those involved in the church’s ongoing catechetical process? Some are innate, and some can be learned and developed.
§ Act of Penance - Bulletin Insert from Ministry & Liturgy 2-99
After we confess our sins it is customary for the priest to recommend an act of penance or some “satisfaction” for the offenses.This has several purposes. It helps amend the past. It makes reparation for injury. It puts us on the road to a new life. And it offers “medicine”to keep us from the same “sickness.” The act of penance reminds us that sin and forgiveness have a social aspect.
§ The 2009 Archbishop Romero Lecture, organised by the Archbishop Romero Trust, was delivered in venues across the UK by Dean Brackley SJ.:
Crosses and Resurrections: Good news from Central America - Part 1 , Thinking Faith - the online journal of the British Jesuits
Crosses and Resurrections: Good news from Central America - Part 2 , Thinking Faith - the online journal of the British Jesuits
§ Spirituality: What’s Your Style? by Kathy Coffey - Catholic Update March 2009
Lent is a season for Catholics to rediscover their Catholic faith. Spirituality can be found in lots of places, but Catholic spirituality offers its own traditions, whether Benedictine, Franciscan, Jesuit or other.
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