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Month: November 2013

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Guitarist and his vocalist daughter make Christmas musical magic

November 22, 2013 Carl E. Olson 0

Kevin McCormick (www.kevin-mccormick.com) is a classical guitarist, composer, and teacher based in Texas who has released several albums over the past twenty years. His new album, In Dulci Jubilo: Songs of Christmas for Guitar and Voice, featuring […]

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Abp. Joseph Kurtz on Faith, Family, and Francis

November 22, 2013 Jim Graves 0
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A C.S. Lewis round-up, and my favorite Lewis anecdote

November 22, 2013 Catherine Harmon 0

Christian corners of the Internet are teeming today with posts and articles about C.S. Lewis, who died 50 years ago today at the age of 64. Here at CWR we’ve run several pieces in the […]

Vatican II, Salvation, and the Unsaved: A CWR Symposium

November 21, 2013 Carl E. Olson 0

This special CWR symposium, consisting of eight essays, is the result of a promise made earlier this year as well as the desire to address and discuss some timely questions related to the Year of […]

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Who Will Be Saved? The Council and the Question of Salvation

November 21, 2013 Father Thomas Joseph White, OP 0

Let’s presuppose the basics. Salvation consists of at least the following: (1) the forgiveness of sins through the redemption offered in Jesus Christ, (2) the healing of human nature by the grace of Christ, (3) […]

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Salvation and Missionary Work after Ad Gentes

November 21, 2013 Tracey Rowland 0

In God is Near Us, Joseph Ratzinger remarked that “in the New Testament as a whole, and in the whole of the tradition of the Church, it has always been clear that God desires everyone […]

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Salvation and Christian Evangelization: Vatican II in Continuity with Tradition

November 21, 2013 Father David Vincent Meconi, S.J 0

In the second century, Christians were not much more than convenient culpabilities for the Roman government and disposable distractions for pagan entertainment. Despite the hostility between the Church and the rest of the world, however, […]

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Vatican II and the “Bad News” of the Gospel

November 21, 2013 David Paul Deavel 0

Ruefully observing statistics showing that only 6 percent of American Catholic parishes considered evangelism a priority, the late Cardinal Avery Dulles once lamented, “The Council has often been interpreted as if it had discouraged evangelization.”  […]

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Archbishop Cordileone decries “manipulation” of Pope Francis’ words to support same-sex marriage

November 21, 2013 Catherine Harmon 0

In response to the Illinois legislature’s approval of a measure legalizing same-sex marriage in that state, Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, chairman of the US bishops’ Subcommittee for the Promotion and Defense of Marriage, called the move […]

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On Universal Salvation: The Logic

November 21, 2013 James V. Schall, S.J. 0

“Yes, for the struggle to be good rather than bad is important, Glaucon, much more important than people think. Therefore, we mustn’t be tempted by honor, rule, money, or even poetry into neglecting justice and […]

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This piece in today’s edition of Vatican Information Service contains several interesting remarks about China, especially regarding the ongoing confusions caused by illegitimately ordained bishops: Vatican City, 26 April 2012 (VIS) – The Commission for […]

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