A New Year
Mr. Penkala calls for a cease-fire . . .
posted by Praying Twice @ 12:57 PM
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Wednesday, January 02, 2008
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2 Comments:
Remember, in the end times the luke warm are spit out for being neither hot nor cold.
Food for thought?
Remember, in the end times the luke warm are spit out for being neither hot nor cold.
Food for thought?
No, in the context of the sacred liturgy, and of "the welfare of the holy Churches of God, and for the union of all", it's foolish nonsense. The only real imperative here is "ut diligatis invicem". No exceptions, no excuses. The cease-fire is long overdue.
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