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FaithThe Word
Christians today overly concerned about impressive gates and religious identity may find some surprising table companions at the messianic banquet.
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As we prepare to celebrate the first coming of Jesus in history, the readings remind us that Christians should shape their faith in terms of hopes as well as of memories.
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There are far deeper values and far deeper joys than great possessions can assure.
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The pages of America have lately been filled with articles on the question of liturgical translations. Bishop Donald W. Trautman, former chairman of the N.C.C.B Committee on Liturgy, and Cardinal Jorge A. Medina, head of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, have
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Luke teaches disciples of every era how to recognize Jesus even when they do not expect him.