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| Another Vatican Controversy; Archbisop of Linz | |
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| Topic Started: Wednesday, 4. February 2009, 00:10 (533 Views) | |
| Angus Toanimo | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 13:08 Post #46 |
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| OsullivanB | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 13:21 Post #47 |
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Patrick, this doesn't seem to have been a Mass. |
| "There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all arguments and which cannot fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance - that principle is contempt prior to investigation." Herbert Spencer | |
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| Rose of York | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 13:36 Post #48 |
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We are trying to discuss the appointment in Austria. For me, the beauty of this forum is that it is a place to discuss and debate, we put our points in an intelligent and courteous manner. Our posting statistics compared with other UK based forums show that we are consistently in the lead, albeit slightly. I put it down to the manner in which we usually debate. Do we have to become a clone of the forums where people descend to posting videos of events that did not even happen in this country, and some of which may not necessarily be Catholic? |
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| Angus Toanimo | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 13:49 Post #49 |
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No we don't. You're entirely correct, Rose. My sincere apologies for posting a picture of the Archbishop of Salzburg, which may not necessarily be Catholic.
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| Clare | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 14:00 Post #50 |
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I daresay that what the money-changers in the Temple were getting upto was not the liturgy of the time. But did Our Lord just shrug and say "At least it's not the liturgy!"? There's a time and a place! |
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S.A.G. Motes 'n' Beams blog Join in the Fun Trivia Quiz! | |
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| Rose of York | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 14:14 Post #51 |
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| Deleted User | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 14:41 Post #52 |
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Rorate Caeli Pray for Pope Benedict KatyA |
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| Gerard | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 15:50 Post #53 |
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If the pope was working with the bishops there would be no "rebellion" or no "communication problems" Gerry |
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| Deleted User | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 19:08 Post #54 |
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If the bishops were working with the Pope, there would be no rebellion or communications problems. KatyA |
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| Gerard | Tuesday, 17. February 2009, 19:19 Post #55 |
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Despotism is not the model for church leadership, though there is much history of it in the past. Church leadership is supposed to be collaborative. This pope is not talking with the bishops (who are his equals) but is dictating to them and/or talking past them. Under such circumstances resistance is the inevitable consequence. Reminds me of the schism with the Orthodox (and, incidently, reunification with them would bring some balance back to the leadership) Gerry |
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| Deleted User | Wednesday, 18. February 2009, 23:28 Post #56 |
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Full story Cathcon Perhaps it's not over yet. KatyA |
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| OsullivanB | Wednesday, 18. February 2009, 23:45 Post #57 |
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Let's look on the bright side. After this no-one will be able to claim for a long time that the Catholic Church is over-organised. |
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| Deleted User | Saturday, 21. February 2009, 22:38 Post #58 |
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Cathcon The blog goes on to quote Canon Law;Can. 188 A resignation made out of grave fear that is inflicted unjustly or out of malice, substantial error, or simony is invalid by the law itself. I'm not certain if there has been a formal acceptance of Fr Wagner's resignation |
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| Gerard | Saturday, 21. February 2009, 23:15 Post #59 |
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This story is over. Has been over for over a week. Gerry |
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| Deleted User | Monday, 23. February 2009, 22:18 Post #60 |
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Seems you are right Gerard. According to Kathnet, the Pope has appointed Viennese pastoral theologian Paul M. Zulehner to be the new Bishop of Linz. The appointment will be announced tomorrow. kathnet |
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