Literary Converts
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“Participation” in the Mass does not mean hearing our own voices. It means God hearing our voices.’
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Faith is not a mood.’
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Christopher Dawson had written: ‘The existence of a common liturgical language of some kind is a sign of the Church’s mission to reverse the curse of Babel and to create a bond of unity between the peoples.’
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‘Of all the different purposes set before mankind, the most disastrous is surely “the Pursuit of Happiness”.’
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‘Mother Teresa is, in herself, a living conversion; it is impossible to be with her, to listen to her, to observe what she is doing and how she is doing it, without being in some degree converted.’
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‘Today what is happening on the surface of the Church will pass. For Christ, the Church is the same, today, yesterday and tomorrow.’
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Jesus: The Man Who Lives
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When you get to the end of your life . . . you look back . . . on the most disgusting things that you’ve done, all sorts of really desperate things, and you think to yourself if only I could manage not to have done that. Then you think that, wait a minute, supposing I pulled out all those things, that would not be the life that I’ve lived . . . to complete the drama . . . involves everything that happens to you . . . it’s how you do that and what you can feel about it afterwards and how you fit it in to the totality of your experience, the sense of the whole drama.67
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Once again, for the thousandth time, Colm watched the ancient endless beautiful ceremony, the exchange of gifts between earth and heaven, dust and spirit, man and God.
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