Posted on 09/02/2019 12:16:11 PM PDT by Marchmain
"...Not the very white / Not the moralizing / Not the forbidding / But the burning / the desiring/ For you, passion still has a future."
These verses of Gabriel Ringlet say a lot about his faith and the rites of celebration that he wants to re-enchant by inviting artists, believers and others, to celebrate with him.
Here we have the least dogmatic faith possible. His own poetry brings a generous light, like his rites. He does not want to be called "father"...
"We have a conception of the priest and the priesthood that are part of the false sacred. If the priest were free from his profession, from his state of life, we would find ourselves before the true sacred. We can only live the Gospel joyfully if we are a little far away. There must be a gap in belonging."...
(Excerpt) Read more at international.la-croix.com ...
Subtitle: ‘Church, let us dare to make real reforms’
Link seems to not be working now? Links to poem, but then article is truncated. Checking for another link to access full article.
My thought exactly.
La Croix is not an orthodox Catholic website. They have probably scrubbed the article.
translation: Break your vows, break the ten commandments, write bad poetry and voila, instant fame and success.
Sorry, I didn’t realize that, ebb. I’ll know for future.
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