Archdiocese of Detroit: Stay away from liberal Catholic conference

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A non-oppressive Church secure in its truth shouldn’t fear discussion – it should welcome it.
How exactly is the Church oppressing you?
It shouldn’t be afraid to question the validity of dogma that may no longer be true.
Catechism 101: dogma cannot be changed, by definition.
It should be sitting at the table, addressing the problems and ideals – and then sharing Eucharist with their “subversive” brothers and sisters.
The Eucharist is not a means of our unity; it is shared only by those who are already in unity.
 
Dearden was as liberal as they came (just look at the individuals that he appointed bishops).

And, if I’m not mistaken, Dearden was a speaker at the very first Call to Action conference, which was held in Detroit. This conference was the founding of this wretched organization.

I don’t think that Dearden expected CTA to become the monster that it is, however.
Well, every disobedience will bears its fruits. history tells us this. just look at how many disedents groups borne of disobedience has caused many to loose their faith or go on believe in which is a lie. how many has gone outside the CC because of disobedient groups. no disobedience goes unpunished.
today we hear a lot about rights and nothing about disobedience. doesnt God hates disobedience? but everybody has become afraid of this word. let’s all call like it is and stop hiding the true words that has been put away for fear of the liberals so call rights. we have no rights with God. no one does. that is a sin of proud, and the proud will be destroyed.
 
I don’t think that Dearden expected CTA to become the monster that it is, however.
That is probably true and a good, charitable way to view it. There was no way he could control the monster once it was set loose either.
 
Well, let’s have a look at the history of Call to Action, and how it was hijacked:

lasalettejourney.blogspot.com/2010/09/some-background-on-call-to-action-from.html
If there was one glaring fact about the “Call to Action” conference, it was that the delegates by far did not represent the vast majority of American Catholics — neither bishops, priests nor laity. The did represent a miniscule core of intellectual insurgents, disaffected clergy, religious, ex-seminarians — all enthusiasts for the creation of an American democratic Catholic Church…
the Archbishop of Philadelphia made this complaint: “Rebels have taken over the conference.” He then specified thus: “The conference was being manipulated by a few people who had received the support of a naïve group of little ladies.” Now the few people manipulating the meeting were agitator-priests, Saul Alinsky types. Indeed one of these Monsignori boasts continually that he is a spiritual child of agitator Alinsky.
Thanks for the confirmation to a previous post!
 
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