Posted on 12/15/2010 12:31:52 AM PST by 0beron
(kreuz.net) Homo-Dominicans in Branschweig have removed the worst references to unnatural offers of seducation from their website after substantial protests.
Till yesterday the propaganda material as well as "homosexual-groups" and homo-networks were openly promoted -- "in place of spreading Gospel and the teaching of the Catholic Church as well as informing about their precautions for the prevention of sexual abuse" -- as the protestant Website 'medrum.de" explained it.
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Relevance?
try and keep on it, protest has gotten some change there so far
And I have just had the very great pleasure of getting to know a Polish Dominican, and he seems an excellent theologian, teacher, and preacher -- very much in the "personalist" school of thought -- but still, it's like a kind of academic impatience with heterodoxy -- like, "Don't waste my time with that stuff."
But to read of these yahoos. As I said, embarrassing. I do hope the new master kicks some appropriate behinds.
There’s almost nothing we can do alone, but together, people you know, people I know, there can be changes made, new vocations forged and getting rid of the bad.
Of course, prayer is always the key. One thing I’ve found is that however isolated and powerless we might feel, we’re never alone and I think your testimony here makes that clear.
Personalism is a very dangerous philosophical outlook. We really need to get back to the basics.
Okay. THAT's a stimulating statement, pregnant with promise and threat.
You wanna say more? I'd be interested.
Basically what Father McLucas said about it, that it begins its point of philosophical reflection on man rather than on God. It’s a false start any way you cut it.
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