3.11.2016 Mons. Schneider "Už máme neomylnú odpoveď na chyby Martina Luthera: Tridentský koncil. Učenie Tridentského koncilu k chybám Luthera - opakujem- je neomylné ex cathedra.Pripomienky pápeža v lietadle nie sú ex cathedra." Biskup Athanasius Schneider, pomocný biskup arcidiecéze Astana, na základe pripomienok Františka v súvislosti s Martinom Lutherom a "pripomínaním reformácie" v …More
3.11.2016 Mons. Schneider "Už máme neomylnú odpoveď na chyby Martina Luthera: Tridentský koncil. Učenie Tridentského koncilu k chybám Luthera - opakujem- je neomylné ex cathedra.Pripomienky pápeža v lietadle nie sú ex cathedra." Biskup Athanasius Schneider, pomocný biskup arcidiecéze Astana, na základe pripomienok Františka v súvislosti s Martinom Lutherom a "pripomínaním reformácie" v Lunde, vo Švédsku. www.katholisches.info/…/msgr-schneider-…
Antje Jackelén speaks about Francis’ upcoming visit www.youtube.com/watch “You said there are many things you like about the Catholic Church, others not so much. What do I like about the Lutheran Church and what do I not like? I really like good Lutherans, Lutherans who really practice their faith in Jesus Christ. What I don’t like are lukewarm Catholics and lukewarm Lutherans.” — Francis to …More
“You said there are many things you like about the Catholic Church, others not so much. What do I like about the Lutheran Church and what do I not like? I really like good Lutherans, Lutherans who really practice their faith in Jesus Christ. What I don’t like are lukewarm Catholics and lukewarm Lutherans.” — Francis to Lutheran pilgrims, 13 October 2016 —
Canon 844 of the Catholic Church’s Code of Canon Law normally only permits the Eucharist to be given to Catholics in the state of grace (that is, not in a state of grave sin), except in cases of members of Churches which have been approved by the Holy See. In danger of death or other cases of "grave necessity" the Eucharist may be given to other non-Catholic Christians who share the same faith as …More
Canon 844 of the Catholic Church’s Code of Canon Law normally only permits the Eucharist to be given to Catholics in the state of grace (that is, not in a state of grave sin), except in cases of members of Churches which have been approved by the Holy See. In danger of death or other cases of "grave necessity" the Eucharist may be given to other non-Catholic Christians who share the same faith as Catholics regarding Holy Communion. In recent dialogue between Lutherans and Catholics some agreement has been reached regarding Eucharistic doctrine, but differences remain.
In addition to its implications for Catholic-Lutheran relations, the event may also represent the pope’s liberal inclinations regarding the giving of communion to other groups, such as those who are divorced and civilly remarried without having received an annulment of their previous marriage.
Francis has repeatedly insinuated that he wants to change the practice of refusing communion to the divorced and remarried, speaking warmly of Catholic theologians – such as Cardinal Walter Kasper – who advocate such an approach. However, he has yet to announce any decision on the matter. more: www.lifesitenews.com/news/lutherans-recei…
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