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Daniel Gauthier

Thomas Gordon Smith ARCHITECTS - 0 views

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    Here's a link that shows how new churches and monastery can still be built with an inspirational fling.
Sue Cifelli

Babylon & Beyond : Middle East Blogs - 0 views

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Elena LaVictoire

ADAM'S ALE: TUESDAY QUOTE OF THE WEEK: CCXLII - 5 views

  • Twas the night before Christmas And packed was the Mass. Not a creature was stirring? Not even a chance. The cars were all parked In imaginative places For in the small lots There were no more spaces And many a wife To her husband thus talked “We parked so far away We could have just walked” All the people were stuffed 10 or 12 to a pew Perched 2 to a chair Such a crowd the Mass drew. Each grown up was fussing With some consternation Trying to follow The new Mass translation.
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    Father V. had a wonderful homily for the children's mass this year.  Here is a part of it but head on over to Adam's Ale to read the rest.  When (and if) it gets posted over on the church web site, I'll link it here. 
Daniel Gauthier

Valtorta Publishing - 9 views

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    Dan - condemned as heretical.
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    The book collection or some group that is linked to the page?
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    Sue, Did the search and the first one on the list was this one: http://www.maria-valtorta.net/mitch_response1.html You will note at the end a few highlighted texts. One of most importance. Fr. Gabriel Roschini's comments. He was Pontifical Theologian to Pie XII. BTW, Maria Valtorta's writings have never been officially condemned by the Church.
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    Sue, I wanted to apologize for an incorrect statement on my behalf. Yes, Valtorta's writings were set to the "index" at one time but that is no longer an issue. In fact, you no longer need an "imprimatur" to publish any writing. Valtorta's writings do not contradict or take away anything from the "official" versions of Holy Scriptures. Much like Agreda and Catherine Emmerich's. BTW, Saint Faustina's writings were on that "index" list at one time too. Pope John Paul's canonization made it "okay" once and for all i guess.
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    Many thanks, Dan. It would be very helpful if we could receive a clear declaration from the Church about Maria's writings. I do recall reading that early on, St. Faustina's writings were on "the list." I'm hesitant to rad anything by Maria or encourage others to do so until the matter is cleared up. abundant blessings, sue
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    Pope John Paul II beatified a biblical the scholar (apparently the only one), Father Gabriel Allegra who was into Valtorta's writings. If this Pope's canonization of Sister Faustina is intented as an implicit approval of her writings then we should be not be able to apply the same principle to Father Gabriel's recent beatification? http://www.bardstown.com/~brchrys/Gablegra/Alegintr.html
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    Dan, I can't offer an opinion on this that would have any merit. I'm not a theological scholar - simply an apostolate administrator. Having said that, it seems to me that a determination on this matter would be a bit more involved than that. Blessings, Sue
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