Posted on 04/09/2016 3:44:47 PM PDT by ebb tide
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The document makes it seem that it is almost impossible to commit mortal sin.
A future Pope is going to have to repudiate every document and utterance of Bergoglio.
According to Francis, we Catholics talk too much about infanticide, but not enough about accepting the mortal sins of adulterey and cohabitation.
Very good. It’s great to see there’s still a few Jesuits who are Catholics.
A future Pope—let us hope the NEXT Pope—will have to repudiate this document, the stupid global warming encyclical, and most of what Bergoglio has said and done.
There’s no mystery about Bergoglio. He is an egotistical, run-of-the-mill, lefty South American bishop, completely duped by the internationalist, no-borders, totalitarian Left.
Do you have a link for Father Schall’s response? I would like to read it.
Fr. Schall’s response in full:
http://www.catholicworldreport.com/Item/4696/in_iamoris_laetitiai_who_is_admonishing_whom.aspx
The document also leaves contraception up to the “conscience” of the couple. In other words it’s fine to take birth control pills if your “conscience” tells you it’s OK.
So couples can continue to shack up and it’s not a sin if they talk it over with their priest and their “conscience” tells them it’s OK. The same applies to two sodomites shacking up as if they are “married”. They can go up for communion if they go to a priest and he says the Lord would understand and to “follow your heart”.
Bergoglio will go down in history as the worst pope of the last 1000 years, maybe longer. He’s no more Catholic than Joel Osteen.
Thank you.
Of all the commentaries I’ve read, Schall and Pentin have 2 of the best and most balanced.
Fr. Schall is at Catholic World Report:
http://www.catholicworldreport.com/Item/4696/in_iamoris_laetitiai_who_is_admonishing_whom.aspx
Ed Pentin, on his blog:
Well, there you go, is that the essence of the conflict here? Conscience and feelings (heart) are two different things, sometimes irreconcilable (pardon the matrimonial pun).
As society has shifted away from the traditional Christian concept of an “informed conscience” so has the Church. So now an “experience of Jesus,” which by definition is personal and subjective, is to be the basis for all our behavior.
What is that “experience” anyway? Communion? Sacraments? Prayer? Hearing the birds chirp at sunrise? Dreams? Or “finding God through others in the community”? All those things are nice, but how do we know we are doing God’s will or even just doing good?
Sorry, of course I meant Peters. Thanks.
Wise words.
Thank you.
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