Francis Slams "Distasteful habit" of Making "Idols" of "Abstract Truths"
In his Holy Chrism homily, Pope Francis warned priests of a "distasteful habit" of falling into the temptation of making "idols" of certain "abstract truths". He believes that reference to Church law …More
In his Holy Chrism homily, Pope Francis warned priests of a "distasteful habit" of falling into the temptation of making "idols" of certain "abstract truths".
He believes that reference to Church law and doctrine during homilies could "distance" ordinary faithful from Jesus Christ.
He also warned that Christ's words “Go and sin no more” could have a "legalistic tone".
Deacon Nick Donnelly suggested on Twitter that this meant that the priests should "follow Francis's example and 'idolize' their own egos".
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He believes that reference to Church law and doctrine during homilies could "distance" ordinary faithful from Jesus Christ.
He also warned that Christ's words “Go and sin no more” could have a "legalistic tone".
Deacon Nick Donnelly suggested on Twitter that this meant that the priests should "follow Francis's example and 'idolize' their own egos".
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