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08.11.26 Nuntiatoria CXXXI: CUI BONO?
The editorial urges readers to ask “cui bono?” when evaluating governments and religious institutions whose stated aims may conceal self-preserving interests. It examines state intervention, ecclesial compromises, failed reforms and institutional defensiveness, arguing that authority must be judged by its impact on individual freedom, faithful service and, ultimately, the salvation of souls.
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01.11.26 Nuntiatoria CXXX: MEMENTO
As the Church observes All Saints and All Souls in November, it underscores the deeper responsibilities of faith, charity, and fidelity beyond mere remembrance. The editorial highlights the importance of preserving traditions and understanding the obligations to the deceased and future generations. It advocates for active faith and charitable actions in daily life.
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06.09.26 CXXII, Feasts, Liturgy, Sermons, Spirituality, Sunday Sermon, Sundays Post Pentecost, WilsonSermon for St Willibrord
St Willibrord, an English missionary and first Archbishop of Utrecht, evangelised the Frisians with support from Frankish rulers and Pope Sergius I. His monasteries trained local clergy, spread the Roman rite and laid foundations later developed by St Boniface. His perseverance reminds Christians that faithful efforts, however small, can shape future generations.
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