Morality in attending work party in this case

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The small company I work for is having a belated holiday party at the home of my boss’s brother, who is divorced and remarried. Does anyone know where I can find some guidance on what the Church says about attending a party under these circumstances?
 
The small company I work for is having a belated holiday party at the home of my boss’s brother, who is divorced and remarried. Does anyone know where I can find some guidance on what the Church says about attending a party under these circumstances?
The Church doesn’t have a teaching. This is a matter of prudential judgment. The Church gives us guidance through her teachings.

And, you are not contributing to, condoning, causing, or participating in sin by attending a holiday party at your boss’s brother’s house.
 
Huh?? Are you asking if going to that party would be wrong because the guy hosting the party got divorced and remarried???

I hope not.
 
Christ went to parties at the homes of some of His society’s worst sinners.

Go to the party, drink responsibility and have a gay ole time.
 
Christ went to parties at the homes of some of His society’s worst sinners.
Jesus’s objective in going to the homes of sinners was their conversion. So, I wouldn’t use that analogy as if Jesus just accepted sin where he found it and ignored it.

However, going to the house isn’t itself a sin.
 
The small company I work for is having a belated holiday party at the home of my boss’s brother, who is divorced and remarried. Does anyone know where I can find some guidance on what the Church says about attending a party under these circumstances?
There is nothing wrong in attending this party. If we had to avoid everyone who is not a Catholic or everyone who is a Catholic in a state of mortal sin we would be pretty lonely!
 
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