Is conscience the last word on what is good and evil?

Posted on June 6, 2015 by EN - Denzinger Bergoglio in Uncategorized and tagged Benedict XVI, John Paul II, Moral, Paul VI, Pius IX, Sin, Vatican Council II.

‘Conscience, conscience! Divine instinct, immortal and celestial voice, sure guide of a being that is ignorant and limited, but intelligent and free; infallible judge of good and evil that makes man like unto God;’ Just as Jean-Jacques Rousseau did 250 years ago, Pope Francis and the atheistic, socialist journalist Eugenio Scalfari — in a prolific and widely publicised exchange of ideas — put particular focus on the riveting theme of the morality of human conduct. Read on…

Sell off churches to feed the poor?

Posted on June 6, 2015 by EN - Denzinger Bergoglio in Poverty and tagged Benedict XVI, John Paul II, John XXIII, Pastoral, Poverty, Saint Francis of Assisi, Thomas Aquinas, Urban V.

If there’s a place in the world where anyone, rich or poor, can feel welcomed without restrictions, it’s in a Catholic church. In it, material splendor is at the service of the glory of God and at everyone’s reach – one may calmly enjoy the splendor of the church better than anyone could at palaces or museums.Continue Reading

Everything must be cut and dry… No! We have to open up new areas

Posted on June 4, 2015 by EN - Denzinger Bergoglio in Uncategorized and tagged Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Dogma, Pius IX, Pius XII.

On a certain occasion, Saint Thomas Aquinas revealed one of the secrets that permit us to better understand the integrity and brilliance of his intellectual work. He basically explained that he never advanced in the development of a thought or in the search for an answer without being absolutely sure that the steps he had previously taken were founded upon unquestionable truths.Continue Reading

The self-denominated ‘Archbishop of Uppsala, dear sister’: How far will ecumenical dialogue go?

Posted on June 3, 2015 by EN - Denzinger Bergoglio in Uncategorized and tagged Benedict XVI, Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Ecumenism, John Paul II, Pius XI, Protestantism, Vatican Council II.

‘There will be one flock, one shepherd’ (Jn 10:16)…This was Christ’s desire in leaving the mandate for the Apostles to ‘proclaim the gospel to every creature’ (Mk 16:15). Continue Reading

Having a large family is a sign of irresponsibility?

Posted on June 2, 2015 by EN - Denzinger Bergoglio in Uncategorized and tagged Benedict XVI, Family, John Paul II, Vatican Council II.

Within any society, people encounter certain difficulties in carrying out their activities for, to a greater or lesser extent, differences of criteria naturally demand that one give in to others for things to run smoothly, for obstacles to be overcome and a common objective to be achieved. As such, marriage also requires significant renunciations in the interests of a greater good. Read more…

Can the admonitions of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith be despised?

Posted on June 1, 2015 by EN - Denzinger Bergoglio in Uncategorized and tagged Benedict XVI, John Paul II, Leo XIII, Pius XI, Religious Life, Vatican Council II.

To really get to know somebody, it’s necessary to observe different aspects of their character. We Catholics reveal our moral worth in diverse circumstances: for example, during times of physical and spiritual suffering, when we need to pardon our neighbor, when we detach ourselves from material goods – it is in these and so many other trials, that charity is really proven.Continue Reading

Month: June 2015

Is conscience the last word on what is good and evil?

Sell off churches to feed the poor?

Everything must be cut and dry… No! We have to open up new areas

The self-denominated ‘Archbishop of Uppsala, dear sister’: How far will ecumenical dialogue go?

Having a large family is a sign of irresponsibility?

Can the admonitions of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith be despised?

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