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After reading Sister Joan Chittister’s article I use my imagination see how it is that some end up standing where she and others are. What do you think? Is In-between really a dangerous place to be? And where are you? Just wondering.
Sister Joan and those that follow her have forgotten that Jesus is the Truth. They operate on a belief system that each person can decide what is right for them and somehow think that they can impose their belief system on the Church (the very thing they accuse the Church of doing to them)!
In the article she quotes Pope John the XXIII. I think it might be good to read his address at the opening of the Vatican Council II in its entirety before presuming that the Pope would approve of women’s ordination, practicing gay priests, etc.
Sister Joan does not talk about obedience to the Truth, either. I noticed that the important pioneers of Catholic faith she mentions are unknown except possibly in her circle of friends. It is common for liberal pseudo-Catholics to twist the truth (which really means to lie) in these cases. It would take time to investigate each of these cases to understand why the Church chose excommunication.
As for being “in-between” Jesus says in the book of Revelation that he will spit or vomit the luke-warm from his mouth.
Where do I stand? I stand with the Truth, with Jesus, with the Church in holy obedience.