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What teaching can be changed by the Church?

30th Sunday in Ordinary Time Deacon Robert Banet

You remember last week when you were talking about slavery and taking interest on loans?

Yes, I remember and there is something I forgot.

Yes, it seemed that way to me.

I said that things that were intrinsically evil could not be changed.

Such as?

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October 29th, 2017 | Category: Deacon Banet, Moral life | Comments are closed

Slavery and usury – does the Church change its moral teaching?

28th Monday in Ordinary Time Deacon Robert Banet

Why on earth would slavery and usury have any interest for me?

Good question , Charlie. Here’s the way I see it.

Go on. I’m listening.

Some folks today are questioning whether the moral law can be changed.

That’s impossible, right?

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October 16th, 2017 | Category: Deacon Banet, Moral life | Comments are closed

We are judged on the merits of our lives

Second Sunday of Easter Fr. Anthony Brankin

 

The Sunday after Easter and the glow of from the Resurrection has not dimmed. Our meditations about the Resurrection of Jesus—the promise of life eternal, the hope of our own resurrection—the implications for our own lives have actually increased. God loves us so much that He would […]

May 19th, 2016 | Category: Christian witness, death, Easter Season, Fr. Brankin, heaven, Justice, mercy, Moral life, Penance, Purgatory, resurrection, sacraments, sin, suffering | Comments are closed
 
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