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Posts Tagged ‘Magisterium’
Medjugorje and Its Miracles (EWTN) (revised 6 November 2013)
Posted in Apparitions, EWTN, Medjugorje, tagged Belief, Discernment, Faithful, Magisterium, Miracles, Private Revelation, Teaching on May 17, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Africa: No Communion to Civilly Remarried
Posted in Africa, African Bishops, Church Militant, Jesus Christ, tagged church, Civilly Remarried, Communion, Magisterium on March 23, 2017| Leave a Comment »
German Cardinal Condones Cdl. Müller’s Clarification on ‘Amoris Laetitia’
Posted in Amoris Laetitia, Cardinal Paul Cordes, Church Militant, Germany, Jesus Christ, tagged Magisterium, Teaching Magisterium on December 14, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Cardinal Paul Cordes, Germany
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Müller: Can’t interpret apostolic exhortation
Source: German Cardinal Condones Cdl. Müller’s Clarification on ‘Amoris Laetitia’
How Does the Church Correct the Serious Error of a Pope?
Posted in Catholic Church, Church Militant, Jesus Christ, Popes, Roman Catholic Church, tagged Correction, Error, Magisterium, Teaching on November 28, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Burke: If Francis Won’t “Clarify Serious Error,” Cardinals Must Take Corrective Action
Posted in A Blog for Dallas Area Catholics, Amoris Laetitia, Jesus Christ, tagged Cardinals, church, Clarification, Error, Magisterium on November 17, 2016| Leave a Comment »
“We, as cardinals, judged it our responsibility to request a clarification with regard to these questions, in order to put an end to this spread of confusion that is actually leading people into error,” he says.
Put another, less diplomatic way, what Cardinal Burke is essentially saying is that, if Francis will not abjure the errors, or, at the very least, extremely dubious assertions, of Amoris Laetitia, Burke and others will move to try to correct him according to canon law, which could include the convoking of a general council to make a judgment of the pope’s adherence to the Sacred Deposit of Faith. I can’t imagine how that would play out in any way that would lead to a negative judgment against Francis, given the state of the Church today and with so many prelates clearly given over to his view of things, but it’s most definitely a very serious warning. I can’t really even see a sufficient number of prelates to be in agreement with Burke and other more faithful bishops – which are not inconsiderable in number, but I would think far short…
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Francis’ Response to Dubia Submitted by 4 Cardinals Comes Just as You’d Expect……
Posted in A Blog for Dallas Area Catholics, Amoris Laetitia, Jesus Christ, tagged Amoris Laetitia, commentary, Dubium, Magisterium on November 16, 2016| 1 Comment »
……..that is to say, using the dumbest form of social media, through a surrogate, and with a tone of smug superiority and total disdain for the very real concerns raised.
Four cardinals, including Cardinal Burke, submitted a detailed dubium to Francis, requesting he clarify or correct what these cardinals rightly perceive as very problematic, even erroneous (or inviting error) statements within Francis’ post-synodal exhortation Amoris Laetitia, which was, surprise!, written before the second session of the synod on marriage and the family had even begun. You can read the cardinal’s submission, and much related coverage, here. While some may find this action late, it is important to remember that the Church always moves slowly, that this dubium was sent months ago, and that Amoris Laetitia only came out this year. I am personally very gratified to see this official communication of resistance – it is really a not…
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