Today the Vatican’s Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith issued a statement about
the ongoing“reform” (to use their word) of the
Leadership Conference of Women Religious, the main umbrella organization
of women religious in the United States, which represents roughly 80%
of American Catholic sisters and nuns. In their statement, the
Congregation noted that the new prefect of the Congregation, Archbishop
Gerhard Ludwig Müller, as well as Archbishop J. Peter Sartain, the Holy
See’s Delegate for the Doctrinal Assessment of the LCWR, met with the
Presidency of the LCWR. Archbishop Müller also noted that he had spoken
with Pope Francis, who “reaffirmed” the findings of the Assessment, and
the “program of reform.” The LCWR issued a statement, which listed the participants in the meeting in full, and said that the meeting was “open and frank.”
oversight and
Link (here) to the full piece by Fr. James Martin, S.J. at America Magazine
Link (here) to Fr. John Zuhlsdorf's critique of the same article.
1 comment:
It appears that two separate articles were critiqued. Father Z appears to be firmly rooted in reality and Father Martin seems to be drinking the Kool Aid. The new flavor is named "Libtard".
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