Some sound advice to Catholic Students in 1942 from a prayer book thanks to + In Hoc Signo Vinces +.
Tony Abbott puts his case against changing cloning laws in the SMH today. He points out that the proponents of the bill relaxing the current laws are acting in contradiction to what they said in 2002. Will be useful in the battle.
And Rocco prays for Saint Fulton?.
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1 comment:
Your grammar is confused. I'm not sure that Catholic students were the intended readership of that prayer book back in 1942, but I'm sure that one could make the argument that Catholic students are close to the front line in many battles today, both in terms of personal faith and the role of religion in public life.
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