“Damnation awaits every single bishop whose silence is complicity,” Altman said. “Silence is complicity. Silence in the face of evil is evil itself. He also laid into bishops who kept the faithful …More
“Damnation awaits every single bishop whose silence is complicity,” Altman said. “Silence is complicity. Silence in the face of evil is evil itself.
He also laid into bishops who kept the faithful away from the sacraments during the pandemic, who let pro-abortion politicians commit sacrilege by receiving Holy Communion, and who have failed to adequately teach the faithful right from wrong.
He also laid into bishops who kept the faithful away from the sacraments during the pandemic, who let pro-abortion politicians commit sacrilege by receiving Holy Communion, and who have failed to adequately teach the faithful right from wrong.
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Silence does not automatically imply complicity or consent, a point explicitly reaffirmed as a principle of law by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Ultraviolet is in serious error because she preferers the Supreme Court over Pope John Paul II, the Bible, even Pope Francis (of all people knows it) and real, honest Catholic commentators know it. That is how Catholic she is.
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Ultraviolet is in serious error because she preferers the Supreme Court over Pope John Paul II, the Bible, even Pope Francis (of all people knows it) and real, honest Catholic commentators know it. That is how Catholic she is.
Injustice toward migrants, refugees made in complicit silence
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Nine Ways of Being Accessory to Another’s Sin #8. By silence
Summary of Catholic Doctrine with links to the Summa - The Meaning of Catholic
Injustice toward migrants, refugees made in complicit silence
pope saysInjustice toward migrants, refugees made in complicit silence, pope says
Nine Ways of Being Accessory to Another’s Sin #8. By silence
Summary of Catholic Doctrine with links to the Summa - The Meaning of Catholic
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You make a baseless assumption about my gender rivalled only by an equally baseless claim of error. @chris griffin You haven't cited the Bible or Pope John Paul II. Given Pope Francis' long-standing record for errors, citing him is shooting yourself in the foot. Worth remembering that before Francis had a pagan diety paraded through the Vatican, Pope (now Saint) John Paull II was openly praising …More
You make a baseless assumption about my gender rivalled only by an equally baseless claim of error. @chris griffin You haven't cited the Bible or Pope John Paul II. Given Pope Francis' long-standing record for errors, citing him is shooting yourself in the foot. Worth remembering that before Francis had a pagan diety paraded through the Vatican, Pope (now Saint) John Paull II was openly praising that same being. In short, even Popes can err.
Lastly, what I said remains correct, even in light of your link to Catholic Doctrine. A person -may- be an accessory to another's sin through silence. That's dependant on the circumstancs. But it does not follow that silence automatically (and therefore always) implies consent.
Lastly, what I said remains correct, even in light of your link to Catholic Doctrine. A person -may- be an accessory to another's sin through silence. That's dependant on the circumstancs. But it does not follow that silence automatically (and therefore always) implies consent.
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It is a case of the very personal sins of those who cause or support evil or who exploit it; of those who are in a position to avoid, eliminate or at least limit certain social evils but who fail to do so out of laziness, fear or the conspiracy of silence, through secret complicity Pope John Paul II, Reconciliation and Penance (1984), no. 16
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If I say to the wicked person, ‘You will surely die,’ but you do not warn him—you don’t speak out to warn him about his wicked way in order to save his life—that wicked person will die for his iniquity. Yet I will hold you responsible for his blood. Ezekiel 3:18-19