Fr. Donald Calloway: St. Joseph–A role model of true masculinity and fatherhood, a remedy for Homosexuality. Finding Our Father #6 - Fr. Donald Calloway, St. Joseph, and HomosexualityMore
Fr. Donald Calloway: St. Joseph–A role model of true masculinity and fatherhood, a remedy for Homosexuality.
Finding Our Father #6 - Fr. Donald Calloway, St. Joseph, and Homosexuality
Finding Our Father #6 - Fr. Donald Calloway, St. Joseph, and Homosexuality
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Your entire statement is exceptional, it gives direction to the faithful, through the deceitful turmoil.
Your entire statement is exceptional, it gives direction to the faithful, through the deceitful turmoil.
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Excellent point, "That is because people tend to identify the scandal of apostate priests with the Church; but, the apostates and heretics do not belong to the Church."
Christ purify we faithful, from all sin, through Your tremendous Sacrifice, Your Precious Blood. Amen.
Excellent point, "That is because people tend to identify the scandal of apostate priests with the Church; but, the apostates and heretics do not belong to the Church."
Christ purify we faithful, from all sin, through Your tremendous Sacrifice, Your Precious Blood. Amen.
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Saint Peter warns that because of false shepherds the path of Truth/The Church will be maligned, that is to say that the Church that is Holy is persecuted by the scandal caused by the evil shepherds.
2 Peter 2:2 Even so, many will follow their licentious ways, and because of these teachers the way of truth will be maligned.
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Saint Peter warns that because of false shepherds the path of Truth/The Church will be maligned, that is to say that the Church that is Holy is persecuted by the scandal caused by the evil shepherds.
2 Peter 2:2 Even so, many will follow their licentious ways, and because of these teachers the way of truth will be maligned.
That is because people tend to identify the scandal of apostate priests with the Church; but, the apostates and heretics do not belong to the Church. And the catechism of St Pius clearly teaches us that the faithful who lives in mortal sin are the dead members. It is they who have abandoned the Church, not we who remain firm and faithful in sound doctrine; faithful to the Natural Law given by God as we defend Catholic moral doctrine.
25 Q. Who are the living members of the Church?
A. The living members of the Church are the just, and the just alone, that is, those who are actually in the grace of God.
26 Q. And who are the dead members?
A. The dead members of the Church are the faithful in mortal sin.
As long as we are clear about this, we will never abandon our Church, but rather we will defend it. Just as a husband does not abandon a wife when he sees her being raped; our duty is to defend our Church from these predators who have infiltrated it.
2 Peter 2:2 Even so, many will follow their licentious ways, and because of these teachers the way of truth will be maligned.
That is because people tend to identify the scandal of apostate priests with the Church; but, the apostates and heretics do not belong to the Church. And the catechism of St Pius clearly teaches us that the faithful who lives in mortal sin are the dead members. It is they who have abandoned the Church, not we who remain firm and faithful in sound doctrine; faithful to the Natural Law given by God as we defend Catholic moral doctrine.
25 Q. Who are the living members of the Church?
A. The living members of the Church are the just, and the just alone, that is, those who are actually in the grace of God.
26 Q. And who are the dead members?
A. The dead members of the Church are the faithful in mortal sin.
As long as we are clear about this, we will never abandon our Church, but rather we will defend it. Just as a husband does not abandon a wife when he sees her being raped; our duty is to defend our Church from these predators who have infiltrated it.
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San Pedro advirtió que debido a los falsos pastores, el camino de la Verdad / La Iglesia sería difamado, es decir que la Iglesia que es Santa es perseguida por el escándalo causado por los malvados pastores.
2 Pedro 2: 2 "Muchos seguirán su libertinaje y, por causa de ellos, el Camino de la verdad será difamado."
Esto se debe a que las personas tienden a identificar el escándalo de los sacerdotes …More
San Pedro advirtió que debido a los falsos pastores, el camino de la Verdad / La Iglesia sería difamado, es decir que la Iglesia que es Santa es perseguida por el escándalo causado por los malvados pastores.
2 Pedro 2: 2 "Muchos seguirán su libertinaje y, por causa de ellos, el Camino de la verdad será difamado."
Esto se debe a que las personas tienden a identificar el escándalo de los sacerdotes apóstatas con la Iglesia; pero, los apóstatas y herejes no pertenecen a la Iglesia. El catecismo de San Pío nos enseña claramente que los fieles que viven en pecado mortal son miembros muertos. Son ellos los que abandonaron la Iglesia, no nosotros los que permanecemos firmes y fieles en la sana doctrina; fieles a la Ley Natural dada por Dios y los que defendemos la sana doctrina moral católica.
168.- ¿Cuáles son los miembros vivos de la Iglesia?
- Los miembros vivos de la Iglesia son todos y solamente los justos; a saber, los que están actualmente en gracia de Dios.
169.- ¿Y cuales son los miembros muertos?
- Miembros muertos de la Iglesia son los fieles que se hallan en pecado mortal.
Mientras tengamos claro esto, nunca abandonaremos nuestra Iglesia, sino que la defenderemos. Así como un esposo no abandona a una esposa cuando la ve que está siendo violada; Nuestro deber es defender a nuestra Iglesia de estos depredadores que se han infiltrado en ella.
2 Pedro 2: 2 "Muchos seguirán su libertinaje y, por causa de ellos, el Camino de la verdad será difamado."
Esto se debe a que las personas tienden a identificar el escándalo de los sacerdotes apóstatas con la Iglesia; pero, los apóstatas y herejes no pertenecen a la Iglesia. El catecismo de San Pío nos enseña claramente que los fieles que viven en pecado mortal son miembros muertos. Son ellos los que abandonaron la Iglesia, no nosotros los que permanecemos firmes y fieles en la sana doctrina; fieles a la Ley Natural dada por Dios y los que defendemos la sana doctrina moral católica.
168.- ¿Cuáles son los miembros vivos de la Iglesia?
- Los miembros vivos de la Iglesia son todos y solamente los justos; a saber, los que están actualmente en gracia de Dios.
169.- ¿Y cuales son los miembros muertos?
- Miembros muertos de la Iglesia son los fieles que se hallan en pecado mortal.
Mientras tengamos claro esto, nunca abandonaremos nuestra Iglesia, sino que la defenderemos. Así como un esposo no abandona a una esposa cuando la ve que está siendo violada; Nuestro deber es defender a nuestra Iglesia de estos depredadores que se han infiltrado en ella.