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The rights of girls and Catholic lay faithful to carry out certain roles on the altar are not prescribed as “rights” within the Church, according to the Church’s top legal authority, Archbishop Raymond Burke.
Seriously, I don't think the failed traditions of men are responsible for church attendance. Maybe people are just sick of the rituals and zero spirituality.
Every time I see a picture of someone like the cardinal in the article, I can only think, there is a man in his ceremonial robes designed solely to indicate the power and status he has obtained, yet there is also man that has never done an honest days work in his life.
Every time I see a picture of someone like the cardinal in the article, I can only think, there is a man in his ceremonial robes designed solely to indicate the power and status he has obtained, yet there is also man that has never done an honest days work in his life.
Very astute..
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Originally Posted by Asheville Native
And two hands working will accomplish more than a thousand clasped in prayer.
Every time I see a picture of someone like the cardinal in the article, I can only think, there is a man in his ceremonial robes designed solely to indicate the power and status he has obtained, yet there is also man that has never done an honest days work in his life.
He is a career politician in the Church, he never worked a day in his life, and knows nothing about life in the real world.
Some of his outfits that he wears cost over $30,000.
Click on the link (Huguccio Della Chiesa) at the beginning of the article at this site, it will bring you to article with pictures of Burke on how much it costs to look good in the Magical Kingdom
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