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| The Resurgence of Prayer, in a World that Wants to Exclude It | |
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| Topic Started: Monday, 1. June 2009, 16:35 (89 Views) | |
| Deleted User | Monday, 1. June 2009, 16:35 Post #1 |
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Thanks to Fr. Ray for drawing attention to Sandro Magister's article reporting on a "Festival of theology," which begun on May 22 and concluded on May 24 with two "master lectures": the first by Cardinal Camillo Ruini, and the second by the German Evangelical theologian, Jürgen Moltmann.
The report includes the full text of Cardinal Ruini's lecture The horizon of prayer: journeying toward God Well worth a read KatyA |
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