Canadian bishops: no change in policy on Communion for divorced/remarried

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Is this how you behave with your parishioners? You try to bully them into adopting your views through emotional black mail then engage adhominems? What a grand example of compassion you are?:rolleyes:
Actually, in an instance such as being demonstrated here, I would summarily be calling the police.
 
He told the Argentinians their “interpretation is correct. There is no other”. I openly declare that I merely assume that what the Pope wrote in AL is that which he intended.
AND THIS IS AGREED! Exactly why do you not see that this is agreed and not debated??? :confused:
My other conclusion viz a viz your opinion is that you hold the Pope is encouraging the Church of Argentina contrary to authentic Church teaching. Is that your view?
Yes. It is here that I say the pope is MISTAKEN, WRONG, in his lettee to the Argentinians. THAT IS EXACTLY MY VIEW. NOT THAT THE POPE IS LYING.

Sorry to use all caps but I dont know how many times I can state the same thing without going mad.
 
Actually, in an instance such as being demonstrated here, I would summarily be calling the police.
Yeah, I can just imagine the conversation:

Dear officer, someone dared to DISAGREE with me!!! HEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLPPPPP!!!

:rolleyes:
 
AND THIS IS AGREED! Exactly why do you not see that this is agreed and not debated??? :confused:

Yes. It is here that I say the pope is MISTAKEN, WRONG, in his lettee to the Argentinians. THAT IS EXACTLY MY VIEW. NOT THAT THE POPE IS LYING.

Sorry to use all caps but I dont know how many times I can state the same thing without going mad.
Do you appreciate the gravity of the charge you make against the Pope?

Looking back at Post #167, it seems exactly a correct précis of your position.
 
Yeah, I can just imagine the conversation:

Dear officer, someone dared to DISAGREE with me!!! HEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLPPPPP!!!

:rolleyes:
No.

It would be to report that we were confronting someone behaving like a lunatic.

You are the one using all caps and raving.

How utterly tragic…and to be pitied.

:nope:
 
Do you appreciate the gravity of the charge you make against the Pope?
Do you? Or do you believe John Paul II taught the church an error in Familiaris Consortio? I am denying that AL contradicts FC. If you disagree you certainly are making that very charge against at least one pope in their teaching to the church. Question is, is it Francis or JPII who got the issue wrong? Mine is neither: because AL does not contradict FC.
 
Do you? Or do you believe John Paul II taught the church an error in Familiaris Consortio? I am denying that AL contradicts FC. If you disagree you certainly are making that very charge against at least one pope in their teaching to the church. Question is, is it Francis or JPII who got the issue wrong? Mine is neither: because AL does not contradict FC.
My answer is I don’t have decades of theological experience and there are matters, even apparent and evident to me contradictions - that I don’t understand or can’t resolve. I don’t then have a need to declare one Pope (or another) guilty of grave error. Rather, I search for/await a better understanding.
 
No.

It would be to report that we were confronting someone behaving like a lunatic.

You are the one using all caps and raving.

How utterly tragic…and to be pitied.

:nope:
Oh sure…

Please officer, someone typed in ALL CAPS…HEEEEEELLLLLPPPPP!!!

Yeah, that is SOOOOO much better!:rolleyes:

Are you really a priest, or is that sonething you say to keep people from responding in kind to your attacks?
 
My answer is I don’t have decades of theological experience and there are matters, even apparent and evident to me contradictions - that I don’t understand or can’t resolve. I don’t then have a need to declare one Pope (or another) guilty of grave error. Rather, I search for/await a better understanding.
That is a very wise way to proceed.
 
My answer is I don’t have decades of theological experience and there are matters, even apparent and evident to me contradictions - that I don’t understand or can’t resolve. I don’t then have a need to declare one Pope (or another) guilty of grave error. Rather, I search for/await a better understanding.
That is certainly not a superior position to holding like I do that no pope has taught the church an error. Contradictions means only one of the contradictory statements can be true.
 
I shall end my participation here now.
Alright. While I feel you have made unfair claims about me, I can at least tell you were not trying to be malicious.

Which is much more than I can say for that bully claiming to be a priest on this thread.
 
Oh sure…

Please officer, someone typed in ALL CAPS…HEEEEEELLLLLPPPPP!!!

Yeah, that is SOOOOO much better!:rolleyes:

Are you really a priest, or is that sonething you say to keep people from responding in kind to your attacks?
My.

You do seem to be quite in need of help.
 
Looking back at Post #167, it seems exactly a correct précis of your position.
No it does not. Unless you think the only way a pope can err is through deliberately misleading the church as opposed to being simply wrong. I must admit that you simply refuse to read what I am actually saying and instead are insisting on imputing your own meaning to what I am saying.
 
Excuse me, neither you nor anyone has the right to reject Pope John Paul II’s teaching that it is impossible to grant communion in the manner the Argentinians purport to and that Pope Francis has encouraged.
FYI - St. John Paul never commented on the Argentinians proposal, nor did he use the word “impossible” in dealing with this topic. Had he done so, he could have made an infallible proclamation, which he did not do. What he wrote was:
However, the church reaffirms her practice, which is based upon sacred scripture, of not admitting to eucharistic communion divorced persons who have remarried. They are unable to be admitted thereto from the fact that their state and condition of life objectively contradict that union of love between Christ and the church which is signified and effected by the eucharist. Besides this there is another special pastoral reason: If these people were admitted to the eucharist the faithful would be led into error and confusion regarding the church’s teaching about the indissolubility of marriage.
I wanted to clarify this because exaggeration of any kind must be avoided. Not all the Church leadership is in agreement on what can be done and cannot be done to implement Amoris Laetitia. There really should be more tolerance of disagreement here simply because there is not infallible proclamation made on this topic.

Maybe one will come out. I do not think so because of my own thoughts on the subject, but I also know I may be wrong.
 
:tsktsk:

How horrible.
“Never attack a priest.” *St. John Vianney. *

I implore the Mods to close this thread and pray for all those posting in it.
That comment is telling the man to remove his own log from his eye first. THIS IS YOUR DEFINITION OF AN ATTACK? Have you bothered to read any of the horendous attacks this man has launched on me for disagreeing with him? Are you for real??? Or perhaps you approve? I suppose if I register on a forum and tell everyone I am a priest, I get to attack them as much as I want and they had better say nothing back lest another jump in and say “Gasp! You said that to a priest??? :eek:

I am pretty sure the rules on clergy apply to persons known to be clergy, not random anonymous posters who themselves have no qualm in launching personal attacks when they fail to make their points through debate.
 
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