Ordinary Time

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Thread · opened by Peter Lund · 2 months ago

A day off from refusing things is still a feast day

On the claim: “Ordinary Time keeps no feast days.”

Peter Lundseeded 2 months ago

The minority keeping one unmarked day a year: I understand the impulse and I think it defeats us. A day off from refusing things is a feast day wearing a plain coat.

Nour Haddadseeded 2 months ago

Or it is the only honest test of whether the rest of the year meant anything. Left contested on purpose.

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