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Sep 30, 2004 · Finally, if we look at Peter’s own writings, there is not a single verse that substantiates the Roman Catholic claims to papacy. Peter writes as an equal man among all other believers. Peter describes himself as “an apostle” and “an elder”—but not a pope (1 Pet. 1:3; 5:1). Peter also says that all believers constitute “a royal ...
Nov 23, 2022 · Just days after the Colorado Springs shooting Matt Walsh criticised the idea of taking children to drag shows, which he described as “inherently sexual”. (YouTube/Matt Walsh) Far-right, anti-trans troll Matt Walsh has gone on an abusive rant about drag performers on his YouTube show, just days after a horrific shooting at an LGBTQ+ venue in ...
Jul 27, 2022 · The on-line version of the Pocket Catholic Dictionary by John A. Hardon, S.J. defines the Vicar of Christ as, “The Pope, visible head of the Church on earth, acting for and in the place of Christ. He possesses supreme ecclesiastical authority in the Catholic Church…”. In the Scriptures, however, we clearly see that the Lord sent His Holy ...
Mar 13, 2018 · By his omnipotence, God could stop any event from occurring, and so if something happens, it’s because God allows it. The election of a pope thus can be said to be God’s will in the same sense that any historical event can be. In this broad sense, however, the fact that something is God’s will does not guarantee that he approves of it.
Aug 28, 2022 · Matt Walsh. Church of Cowards. Washington, DC: Regnery, 2022; 2020. In May of 1994, a group of Christians signed an agreement titled “Evangelicals and Catholics Together.” The work, which was penned by a number of conservative Catholics and Protestants, including the then (and later cardinal) Fr. Avery Dulles, Bishop (and likewise later cardinal) Francis…
Jul 30, 2022 · Pope Francis's apology for the Catholic Church's role in Indigenous residential schools in Canada has raised questions about whether he would formally rescind the church's Doctrine of Discovery.
Nov 20, 2015 · Pope Francis on Intercommunion with Lutherans. Pope Francis recently answered a Lutheran woman’s question regarding the possibility of her taking Communion with her Catholic husband at Mass. His remarks, which he made at an ecumenical meeting in a Lutheran church, have raised eyebrows. You can read them online here.
