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To: sinkspur
Belonging to "Call to Action" is a "grave offense"?

Call to Action is a heretical movement which opposes two ex cathedra definitions, "Humanae Vitae" and "Ordinatio Sacerdotalis". Of course belonging to them is a grave offense.

401 posted on 06/19/2004 8:25:31 PM PDT by gbcdoj (No one doubts ... that the holy and most blessed Peter ... lives in his successors, and judges.)
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To: gbcdoj
"Humanae Vitae" is not ex cathedra. Paul VI specifically left that definition out of the encyclical. It is, however, the ordinary magisterium.

What is grave in Lincoln, is not grave in Chicago, or New York, or even in Philadelphia.

Bruskewitz also excommunicated SSPX members.

I'm told on here, every day, even by traditional Catholics who are not in the SSPX, that it's just dandy to go to an SSPX Mass if there's no Indult Mass. And that the Vatican says that's OK.

Now, I don't think it's OK, but, if there's justification from Rome (Msgr. Perl), why would Bruskewitz think this is a "grave offense"?

402 posted on 06/19/2004 8:36:11 PM PDT by sinkspur (There's no problem on the inside of a kid that the outside of a dog can't cure.)
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