Papal Tiara usage?

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Why does the secular world even care? It’s none of their business!
Salvation of all is God’s business, not ours…to believers, it may appear that the secular world does not care, but our role, as commissioned disciples of Christ is to open doors, build bridges, and not through up our hands and build road blocks!
 
Not a fan of the tiara, or the cappa magna for the same reason.
 
My point was that when Pope Paul VI gave up the tiara in 1964, was the Catholic Church respected to a greater degree than it is now? I believe it was. Not sure what effect giving up the papal tiara has helped long-term, but I suppose it was a splashy news story in 1964.
It was part of a movement that culminated in the Latin American bishops endorsing a “preferential option for the poor” a few years later. Absent Paul VI’s endorsement, that affirmation of the Gospel may not have overcome some of the traditionalist distortions of Church teaching.

And of course, the preferential option for the poor is a principle accepted by the whole Church today.
 
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Why does the secular world even care? It’s none of their business!
Salvation of all is God’s business, not ours…to believers, it may appear that the secular world does not care, but our role, as commissioned disciples of Christ is to open doors, build bridges, and not through up our hands and build road blocks!
Oh, well, I thought out attitude is supposed to be that God doesn’t have hands on Earth, we have to be His hands. etc. Not sure why you think that the papal tiara is building a road block.
 
So, instead we think that the Church is supposed to conform itself to the world, I guess. Yes, I guess the world respects the Church a lot now, doesn’t it?
Yeah, Jesus wore an elaborate crown and was big on making sure people saw and acknowledged his fancy crown… pretty sure he ostracized those who went to lengths ti be sure people saw their royalty in their apparel…

Keep the worldly crown ditched
 
You have read about the second coming right? He’s not coming back as a poor carpenter the next go around.
I suppose. If you see the perfect justice of God as vengeance…Christ will come to judge, certainly, but judgement and condemnation are two different things. He told us in scripture that the condemned have condemned themselves.

Just as the Jews viewed the Messiah as a warrior king would massacre their enemies, I guess some people believe he will be the cause of the tribulation rather than the relief, in the end times.
 
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