Called to Communion An Eucharistic Sacrifice and a Sacrament?
Apr 14, 2025
Dive into a thought-provoking exploration of divine justice versus mercy, examining our moral failings and the quest for fairness. Engage with the complexities of faith, particularly around the significance of food offered to idols and the teachings of Augustine. Delve into the moral implications of genetic disorders and parenthood, emphasizing the value of every life. The discussion navigates the intricacies of personal commitment in sacramental life and the transformative power of the Eucharist. Unravel profound questions regarding existence, morality, and even the controversial doctrine of hell.
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Why Jesus' Praisers Hid
- Jesus was executed for insurrection for being acclaimed king of the Jews.
- The crowd that praised him at the triumphal entry hid during his Passion out of fear.
Church Guidance on Genetic Disorders
- The Church allows choosing childlessness morally if done through acceptable methods.
- Avoid abortion; instead consider natural means like celibacy or unconsummated marriage if concerned about passing genetic disorders.
Understanding Magisterial Authority
- The Church teaches varying levels of assent to papal teaching, from infallible dogma to prudential judgments.
- Catholics should submit with respect but may have conscience leeway on non-infallible teachings to maintain unity.