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Setting God Free in Catholic Minds and Hearts: The Need for Reform

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ISBN: 9781782183914
AuthorRobbins, Paul
Pub Date30/04/2022
BindingPaperback
Pages200
CountryIRL
Dewey282
Publisher: Columba Books
Quick overview By promoting a model of a synodal Church, Pope Francis is seeking reform. It is through reform, including reverting to Christ’s mandate, that the Holy Spirit can be set free to give life to all believers, who together form the one body that is the Church.
€15.36

The mission of the Church is to assist each person to unity with God. When Jesus founded the Church, he gave a simple mandate to Peter, the first pope, and the other apostles, the first bishops; a mandate to teach, to preach and to baptise. It was their role to assist the disciples, namely you and me, to find God in our lives and be faithful to his commandments. That mandate did not include suppression of the Holy Spirit.

The teachings of Vatican II, responding to significant changes that were occurring in society, included recognition of the true Christian dignity of each person. The current structures and practices of the Catholic Church, however, fall short of respecting that dignity and so are damaging of its mission.

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The mission of the Church is to assist each person to unity with God. When Jesus founded the Church, he gave a simple mandate to Peter, the first pope, and the other apostles, the first bishops; a mandate to teach, to preach and to baptise. It was their role to assist the disciples, namely you and me, to find God in our lives and be faithful to his commandments. That mandate did not include suppression of the Holy Spirit.

The teachings of Vatican II, responding to significant changes that were occurring in society, included recognition of the true Christian dignity of each person. The current structures and practices of the Catholic Church, however, fall short of respecting that dignity and so are damaging of its mission.

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