[piusv]

Cardinal Burke has performed a further service to the Church by explaining this initiative in an interview with Edward Pentin of the National Catholic Register on Nov. 15th 2016, and stating that if no response was given to the dubia the cardinals would have to make a formal act of correction of a serious error.

I think I will wait until I see that this formal act of correction takes place.

[dsc]

I wanted to move the article to Word so I could adjust the font to a more legible size. Right clicking did not produce a menu, and control-C failed to copy text to the clipboard.

I hope that’s a malfunction on my end.

[stonehouse01]

Flushing out the heresy! (or at least beginning the process)

Amoris Laetitia Paragraph 303 “...It (conscience) can ... recognize with sincerity and honesty what for now is the most generous response which can be given to God, and come to see with a certain moral security that it is what God is asking amid the concrete complexity of one’s owns limits, while not yet fully the objective ideal...”

“...let us recall that discernment is dynamic; it must remain ever open to new stages of growth...”

Sooo - truth evolves? I don’t think so - wasn’t Teilhard de Chardin’s teaching condemned for this type of thinking?

Objective Truth is not determined by our individual consciences. This Pope thinks that we can now ignore doctrine and scripture when we feel like it due to our “conscience”. Really Francis??? This is relativistic gobbedly gook and it needs to be stopped.

Thank you Cardinals Burke, et al.

JP II proved that Truth is not relative in Verititas Splendor. He reminded us that the Church’s eternal and settled teaching does not allow for conscience to be authorized to create “legitimate” exceptions to absolute moral norms (i.e., the ten commandments, Luke 16-18 etc.). JP II was reiterating the magisterium’s unchanged position stating that truth is not relative. Francis is a typical weasely double speak leftie.