I noticed in the photo on your new blog and in some of the videos some serious abuses of the Eucharist. By what authority are you and the other women able to deviate from the Roman Missal?
If you are a Roman Catholic priest as claimed, should you not follow the Roman Missal in regards to the sacrafice of the Mass?
Jesus gave the Eucharist to the whole church as a sacred meal to be shared so that we can become more deeply who we truly are the Body of Christ, broken and shared in loving service to others. The Eucharist is a mystery of God's extravagant love which will always be beyond any theology, or teaching we can propose. As St. Thomas Aquinas once said, once he had experienced a close relationship with Christ, he referred to his theology as like straw!
+Timothy---what abuses are you referring to? I watched some of the videos & didn't see the Eucharist at all, so I'm confused. Also, most Masses I've attended deviated in some way from the Roman Missal, it happens all the time (tacit acceptance may indeed be approval).
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I noticed in the photo on your new blog and in some of the videos some serious abuses of the Eucharist. By what authority are you and the other women able to deviate from the Roman Missal?
If you are a Roman Catholic priest as claimed, should you not follow the Roman Missal in regards to the sacrafice of the Mass?
God bless...
+Timothy
Jesus gave the Eucharist to the whole church as a sacred meal to be shared so that we can become more deeply who we truly are the Body of Christ, broken and shared in loving service to others.
The Eucharist is a mystery of God's extravagant love which will always be beyond any theology, or teaching we can propose. As St. Thomas Aquinas once said, once he had experienced a close relationship with Christ, he referred to his theology as like straw!
+Timothy---what abuses are you referring to? I watched some of the videos & didn't see the Eucharist at all, so I'm confused. Also, most Masses I've attended deviated in some way from the Roman Missal, it happens all the time (tacit acceptance may indeed be approval).
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