Nobody has to do anything they don’t want to anymore.
—my wife, at the breakfast table this morning
Nobody has to do anything they don’t want to anymore.
—my wife, at the breakfast table this morning
I’m trying to imagine the rest of this conversation.
AMDG
It was about the practice of putting a relic in the altar of a new church, which apparently has gone out of style since VII. She was telling me about finding several relics just lying around in a pile of stuff in her archive.
When I worked at the Newman Center at U. of Memphis, the priest brought one of those altar stones with a relic for our altar. He said there was a whole stack of them at the rectory where he lived that had been taken from altars at renovated Dominican churches.
AMDG
Sad. Or rather scandalous.
I mean, could they not at least have dispersed the relics and burnt the antiquities?
“…and in 1971…” No explanation at all of why it was done, but the year says it all.
I mean, could they not at least have dispersed the relics and burnt the antiquities?
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