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McGonigle (director of the Center for Catholic and Dominican Studies) and Phyllis Zagano (teacher for the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Hofstra University), The Dominican Tradition: Spirituality in History is a history of the spiritual contributions and legacy of great preachers of the Dominican tradition, from Saint Dominic (1171-1221) himself to Thomas Aquinas, Bartolome de Las Casas, to modern-day spiritual thinker and seeker Timothy Radcliffe. ROME -- The Vatican has once again rejected petitions from the Diocese of San Cristobal de las Casas in southern Mexico for a semi-independent church, reports the Spanish news service ACI Prensa. A counterpoint appeared almost immediately, in 1522, when the Dominican reformer Bartolome de Las Casas penned a flaming diatribe condemning the conquerors as cruel, greedy, and violent. |
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