The Roman liturgy is familiar with stationes: of stops, moments of prayer that saw-and still see-the pope and the faithful go to a significant basilica: the stationary church, often the memory and guardian place of a martyr's relics. Those Lenten ones are famous, but they are not the only ones, and Advent, like every pilgrimage, has leContinuereading "People of Zion: the time of song has returned!"
Nihil enim visibilium rerum, corporaliumque est, ut arbitror, quod non incorporale quid et intelligibile significet