Pope Francis Contradicts Council of Trent
On Tuesday Pope Francis said in his morning homily, that “a Christian cannot be a hypocrite and a hypocrite is not a Christian." But it is not true that a Christian, by being a hypocrite, stops to be …More
On Tuesday Pope Francis said in his morning homily, that “a Christian cannot be a hypocrite and a hypocrite is not a Christian." But it is not true that a Christian, by being a hypocrite, stops to be a Christian.
The Council of Trent (1545-1563), Session Six, Canon 28, condemns the idea that sin causes the sinner to lose the effects of baptism, “If any one says, that he, who has faith without charity, is not a Christian; let him be anathema.”
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The Council of Trent (1545-1563), Session Six, Canon 28, condemns the idea that sin causes the sinner to lose the effects of baptism, “If any one says, that he, who has faith without charity, is not a Christian; let him be anathema.”
Picture: © Jeon Han, korea.net CC BY-SA, #newsZifiuqdtor
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Rafał_Ovile
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Which Dogma did Francis not contradict?
Jungerheld
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I'm starting a new file titled: "You know he didn't mean what he said... Wait, what did he mean again?"
mmeharriet
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He, once again, condemns himself by his own words.