How do I face a preacher that teaches contradicting stuff?

[Joe_5859]

Yes, there is indeed a Mass held. Yes, there is a priest present. On special occasions, a bishop. The community’s approved by the Church. There is no problem with that. The only problem is that one teaching – the Law of Attraction.

He probably meant to use the term to refer to another concept, but that’s highly unlikely. He’s internationally known, and is a great speaker. Would it help if I mentioned his name?

It’s really not necessary to mention his name. The advice would be the same. Talking to your priest is good advice. And, as I said above, if you talk to the speaker, come at it from the vantage point of asking for clarification to help your understanding rather than, “You’re wrong, wrong, wrong!” You admit that he’s a devout Catholic and an internationally known speaker on Catholic things. I think he’s earned the benefit of the doubt before letting loose accusations of heresy.

 

[sacredheart777]

Alright, so this teaching is false. I get that. I’ve watched some of Catholic Answers’ videos concerning this before posting this.

So how do you guys think should I approach the preacher and talk to him face-to-face then? What arguments should I use? Any specific lines from the CCC or Canon Law I could use?

He’s a devout Catholic, so I don’t think it should be hard to rattle him.

It would be good to give a location of the ‘preacher’ or that ‘monstrous priest,’ his name and religious order to be more specific. Anyway you will find the answer in the CCC paragraphs I gave you. Read the evidences I gave you and they will prove that person to be wrong seriously heretical and erroneous.