Di: RBrown
Cardinal Marx said: But there are cases of fragilities and break-ups, and it is necessary that the Church says to these people living in difficult situations: “I am close to you.” Have Cardinal Marx...
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Thank you very much for your reply. I think I see what you are saying. Something about the divided nature of the Pope’s doings is somewhat disturbing. In a simplified way, I suppose we can say that...
View ArticleDi: Guy Rainville
May God Bless You I would like to react to this line of yours : « The Pope is mostly an old fashioned, even conservative man in terms of doctrine » If he were that much conservative, we would see it in...
View ArticleDi: Maree Sobolewski
I think what many are missing is that to Pope Francis, God, Jesus, the Father, the Holy Spirit, is a living God. He is not just contained in dogma and the disciplines of the Church and tradition. He is...
View ArticleDi: Maree Sobolewski
I think what many are missing is that to Pope Francis, God, Jesus, the Father, the Holy Spirit, is a living God. He is not just contained in dogma and the disciplines of the Church and tradition. He is...
View ArticleDi: Amby
Does Pope Benedict still ‘have the keys to the kingdom of heaven’? Is the Holy Spirit still ‘disclosing himself to him and where he wishes him to guide our church’, or did it stop when he resigned,...
View ArticleDi: Maree Sobolewski
Assumptions are unwise. Possibly in discussions where comments are made meaning of terms are overlooked. A starting point is what is the meaning of the ‘Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven’. What are the...
View ArticleDi: Anonimo
This is not the teaching of the Church. There have been plenty of popes that were obviously not guided by the Holy Ghost. John XII comes readily to mind.
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