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the trinitarian theology of the eucharist according to st. catherine of siena. 1st sunday of lent – march 1, 2020   readings: gen 2:7–9; 3:1–7 • ps 51:3–6, 12–13, 17 • rom 5:12–19 (or 5:12, 17–19) • although the new evangelization is new in several respects, its message is the timeless gospel of salvation through jesus christ, following st. paul, who writes, “what we preach is christ crucified” (i cor 1:23). at the heart of th … continue reading. of the many writings from the french philosopher paul ricoeur, one stands out simply by virtue of its intriguing title — “life: a the world is full of violence wielded by revolutionaries struggling to overcome unjust structures of oppression in order to introduce a new world order and by conservatives upholding traditional values against forces of chaos and … continue reading. is mercy merely the affirmation, allowance, or clemency an authority figure extends toward a subject — in light of the subject’s understanding of an act he or she desires to engage in given a specific circu*stance? or, is mercy som … continue reading.. the trinitarian theology of the eucharist according to st. catherine of siena. a little over fifty years ago, the second vatican council declared the eucharist “the source and summit of the christian life.” prior to this council, in 1902, pope leo xiii described the eucharist as “the very soul of the church” … continue reading. now that the pan-amazon synod is over in rome, we should not be surprised at the strange and unsettling things that we are seeing and hearing in relation to it. the pre-synodal instrumentum laboris (hereafter il) forewarned us … continue reading. habits for a healthy marriage: a handbook for catholic couples by richard p. fitzgibbons. reviewed by christopher siuzdak. (skip to review) debating religious liberty and discrimination by john corvino, ryan anderson, and … continue reading. 1st sunday of lent – march 1, 2020   readings: gen 2:7–9; 3:1–7 • ps 51:3–6, 12–13, 17 • rom 5:12– … more..