The Latin Mass Tug of War: Pope Leo’s Mixed Messages
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Incorporating Eastern Catholic liturgical traditions and concepts like theosis can help enrich the Latin Church.
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Should cathedrals, symbols-in-stone of authority and permanence, be stable and never-changing? In fact, they are often in a state of flux. And sometimes, change improves them.
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