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By John Emmet Clarke, The Catholic Thing, Dec, 20, 2024
John Emmet Clarke is editor-in-chief of Cluny Media, a publishing house devoted to recovering neglected texts in the Catholic and Western traditions. Learn more about Cluny and its catalog here. He is also the author of a Substack newsletter, Lord of Indiscipline.
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“The Word of the Lord” is a phrase regularly and reliably heard throughout the Church Year. When we hear it and reflexively reply: “Thanks be to God.” And this is only right and just, since no response other than heartfelt gratitude is fitting in the face of so great a mystery as the utterances of the one true God.Related posts
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