There is no balance between what the church says is right and forgiveness of sins. The church has always taught that you ask for and receive the eucharist of your own want and will as a sign of faith to God (not necessarily the church). Although Biden has been denied the eucharist even recently because of his stance on abortion, the church doesn't support that action simply because then you would put the clergy in a position to judge which obviously is worse than someone not adhering to the catholic beliefs on specific items.
That's at least my take on it, and to me it's a healthy position for a church to take.
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I don't see how anyone can take the Catholic Church leadership seriously when everyone on the planet knows they molested children and covered it up for decades. Maybe be a little more mad about that and less about Biden having access to a little wafer once a week.Because being a democrat is more important to them than being a Catholic.
I don’t see how anyone can take the Catholic Church leadership seriously when the bishops have no problem giving Biden and Pelosi the Eucharist when they are backing full term unrestricted abortion.
It either matters or it doesn’t and the bishops’ actions say the Church’s teachings don’t matter.
One wrong doesn’t make the other right. Both are horrible crimes against children. How about you show more outrage about other religious denominations with higher rates of child sex abuse rather than just the one with the most media coverage?I don't see how anyone can take the Catholic Church leadership seriously when everyone on the planet knows they molested children and covered it up for decades. Maybe be a little more mad about that and less about Biden having access to a little wafer once a week.
They don’t like it because that means there are less kids for the priests to rapeIsn't killing the unborn like the top no-no for Catholics?![]()
I came to the same resolution last month. Wish I had done it at the first of the year.One of many good reasons leading to my NY resolution above
I don't see how anyone can take the Catholic Church leadership seriously when everyone on the planet knows they molested children and covered it up for decades. Maybe be a little more mad about that and less about Biden having access to a little wafer once a week.
FalseThe same way they justify supporting their own church after decades of covering up child molestation and centuries of the worst atrocities in human history.
The “little wafer” is the body and blood of Jesus Christ, the highest principle of Catholic doctrine. Abortion is a grave evil and those who facilitate it separate themselves from the body of Christ and make a mockery of the Holy Eucharist when they receive the sacrament unworthily.I don't see how anyone can take the Catholic Church leadership seriously when everyone on the planet knows they molested children and covered it up for decades. Maybe be a little more mad about that and less about Biden having access to a little wafer once a week.
The “little wafer” is the body and blood of Jesus Christ, the highest principle of Catholic doctrine. Abortion is a grave evil and those who facilitate it separate themselves from the body of Christ and make a mockery of the Holy Eucharist when they receive the sacrament unworthily.
Sadly, many Catholics (and Christians of other denominations) prefer to follow doctrines and principles pleasing to man rather than pleasing to God.
In other words, "My religion did some awful ****, but hey! Look over there!"One wrong doesn’t make the other right. Both are horrible crimes against children. How about you show more outrage about other religious denominations with higher rates of child sex abuse rather than just the one with the most media coverage?
Libs are just common sheep with simple minds. I feel for you.
Sure, but it's also literally a wafer. I've had many of them. It's a symbol, but it's a wafer. I hope it didn't offend you that I called it what it literally is. Wine was served as well, in a fancy gold cup.The “little wafer” is the body and blood of Jesus Christ, the highest principle of Catholic doctrine.