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Pope Francis: Addressing Others’ Wrongs ‘Without Rancor’ Requires Kindness and Courage
Following his reflection, the Holy Father expressed his ‘closeness to the dear people of Morocco’ and referenced the beatification of the Ulma family, ‘a model for all of us.’
Jesus Teaches Us Christian Correction Is a Serious Obligation
User’s Guide to Sunday, Sept. 10
UPDATE: Prelates From South America and Asia Sign Letter of Fraternal Correction to German Bishops
Six continents are now represented, an important step for an effort that seeks to build international consensus.
Pope Francis: ‘The Supreme Rule Regarding Fraternal Correction is Love’
In his catechesis, Pope Francis also reflected on the meaning of St. Paul’s exhortation to “walk according to the Holy Spirit.”
Is Remaining Silent About Sin Mortally Sinful?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Our reticence to speak out is understandable. Our hearers will frequently take offense. But fear shouldn’t dictate what we do.
Pope Francis: Do Not Gossip; Follow Jesus’ ‘Pedagogy of Rehabilitation’
The Holy Father said Sept. 6: ‘May the Virgin Mary help us to make fraternal correction a healthy practice.’
The US Bishops and Fraternal Correction
The Archbishop McCarrick scandal highlights an obligation to correct and report sexual misconduct by a brother bishop, but will more reforms make a difference?
This Flowchart Shows When Cooperation With Evil Is Immoral, Remembering Paul Coakley and Much More!
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