Catholic Word of the Day – links will be provided later by another FReeper.
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Gift of Integrity |
Nuncio |
Epigonation |
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Virtue of Hope |
Magic |
End of the World |
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Apostasy (ecclesiastical) |
Gerasenes |
Spouse (Bride) of Christ |
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Funeral Rites |
Infused Contemplation |
Shalom |
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Sacramental |
Miracles of Christ |
Moral Theology |
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Eviternity |
Sinai |
Saul |
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La Divina Commedia |
Saint-Anne-D-Beaupre |
Royal Coronation |
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Bishop |
Scandal of the Weak |
Spiritual Rebirth |
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Biretta |
The National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. |
Savior |
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Iesus Hominum Salvator |
Episcopate |
Chaldean Rite |
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Antecedent Grace |
Vincentian Canon |
Cardinal Deacon |
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Clergy |
Diocesan Synod |
Pacifism |
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Catholic Word of the Day Ping!
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Doesn’t look that active. I’ll give it a little while longer, they say stuff I usually say. That should bring out some replies.
I can’t stay around, but this may get things going...
Who gets to determine whether or not it’s just?
There have been a number of wars, big and small, throughout history that were fought between Christians. How is the justness of these wars determined?
What is the position of the church on civil wars?
How much collateral damage to innocent people and property is acceptable in a just war.
What happens to Christians if they fight in an unjust war?
Please note, these questions may or may not represent the originators true feelings, they are just questions thrown out there in an attempt to prompt some traffic for you.