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Tag Archives: Catholicism
Chiara Lubich Reformulated for Public Libraries
“And the answer to the learning vocation is above all an act of brotherhood. Indeed, one does not enter this field only to solve a problem, but if it acts on behalf of the interest of the community, wishing her … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholicism, Chiara Lubich, knowledge, urbanology
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Everyone is going one place or the other, ‘cept corporations
On Heaven and Hell, God, and the Devil: You believe in heaven and hell? Nino Scalia: Oh, of course I do. Don’t you believe in heaven and hell? No. Nino Scalia: Oh, my. Does that mean I’m not going? Nino … Continue reading