With respect, "pernicious plot" is loaded language. That a bureaucracy, especially in these intensely materialistic times, thinks and feels primarily in terms of efficiency has nothing intrinsically to do with pernicious plotting. One could say, however, without risking greatly offending, that it doesn't put a premium on intangibles.
With respect, "pernicious plot" is loaded language. That a bureaucracy, especially in these intensely materialistic times, thinks and feels primarily in terms of efficiency has nothing intrinsically to do with pernicious plotting. One could say, however, without risking greatly offending, that it doesn't put a premium on intangibles.
With respect, "pernicious plot" is loaded language. That a bureaucracy, especially in these intensely materialistic times, thinks and feels primarily in terms of efficiency has nothing intrinsically to do with pernicious plotting. One could say, however, without risking greatly offending, that it doesn't put a premium on intangibles.
One of those intangibles, called out by Bishop Paul J. Bradley himself in the CRUXNOW article, is missionary discipleship.
More correctly in +Bp. BradleyтАЩs words: тАЬkeeping the mission of the church тАЬalive and well.тАЭ