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romawarrior
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Hi,
On another note, I am studying Theology and what have you. I attend a nice Latin Mass now and then.
I was once good old Orthodox but now a Roman Catholic. I just finished reading a book on Theology called: Communicatio in Sacris?
It says that people like Fr. Gruner are deceivers and their Sacraments “outside” the bonds of peace and unity of the Roman Church.
I am shocked how many citations there are and all backed up from Popes and Saints on this matter.
It simply states that non-Catholics Sacraments, like the Eucharist of Heretics is sinful to receive from non-Catholics.
St. Bonaveture is quoted:
“Once these conditions [intention of Orders] are present, the sacraments may be conferred by either the good or the wicked, the faithful or the heretical, within the Church or outside it: but within the Church, they are conferred both in fact and in effect, while outside it, although conferred in fact, they are not effective.”
(The Breviloquium [II], Part VI, Chapter 5, Article 1; See also: The Works of Bonaventure, translated by José de Vinck Docteur en Droit of Louvian University, Published by St. Anthony Guild Press, New Jersey, 1962, pp. 237-238).
The book also quotes from Bishop Metallinos (Greek) whom I know, and was very strong against non-Orthodox. He wrote a book that says that all Roman Catholic Sacraments are Invalid and without any merit.
Any thoughts?
Yours,
RomaWarrior
On another note, I am studying Theology and what have you. I attend a nice Latin Mass now and then.
I was once good old Orthodox but now a Roman Catholic. I just finished reading a book on Theology called: Communicatio in Sacris?
It says that people like Fr. Gruner are deceivers and their Sacraments “outside” the bonds of peace and unity of the Roman Church.
I am shocked how many citations there are and all backed up from Popes and Saints on this matter.
It simply states that non-Catholics Sacraments, like the Eucharist of Heretics is sinful to receive from non-Catholics.
St. Bonaveture is quoted:
“Once these conditions [intention of Orders] are present, the sacraments may be conferred by either the good or the wicked, the faithful or the heretical, within the Church or outside it: but within the Church, they are conferred both in fact and in effect, while outside it, although conferred in fact, they are not effective.”
(The Breviloquium [II], Part VI, Chapter 5, Article 1; See also: The Works of Bonaventure, translated by José de Vinck Docteur en Droit of Louvian University, Published by St. Anthony Guild Press, New Jersey, 1962, pp. 237-238).
The book also quotes from Bishop Metallinos (Greek) whom I know, and was very strong against non-Orthodox. He wrote a book that says that all Roman Catholic Sacraments are Invalid and without any merit.
Any thoughts?
Yours,
RomaWarrior