Comments on: Much to the Chagrin of the Powers that be, the Tide is Further Turning Toward Catholicism Thanks to Traditional Minded Anglicans http://the-american-catholic.com/2009/10/20/much-to-the-chagrin-of-the-powers-that-be-the-tide-is-further-turning-toward-catholicism-thanks-to-traditional-minded-anglicans/ Politics and Culture from a Catholic perspective. Thu, 24 May 2012 11:57:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Adios Heretics, Hello Orthodoxy! « The American Catholic http://the-american-catholic.com/2009/10/20/much-to-the-chagrin-of-the-powers-that-be-the-tide-is-further-turning-toward-catholicism-thanks-to-traditional-minded-anglicans/#comment-28021 Adios Heretics, Hello Orthodoxy! « The American Catholic Thu, 03 Dec 2009 16:57:31 +0000 http://the-american-catholic.com/?p=13769#comment-28021 [...] Reform of the Reform by liberalizing access to the Latin Mass and his ecumenical efforts of reuniting Anglicans to Holy Mother Church.  It was inevitable that the bishops would rise in defense of the faith here [...] [...] Reform of the Reform by liberalizing access to the Latin Mass and his ecumenical efforts of reuniting Anglicans to Holy Mother Church.  It was inevitable that the bishops would rise in defense of the faith here [...]

]]> By: The American Catholics Top-10 Most Visited Articles « The American Catholic http://the-american-catholic.com/2009/10/20/much-to-the-chagrin-of-the-powers-that-be-the-tide-is-further-turning-toward-catholicism-thanks-to-traditional-minded-anglicans/#comment-28020 The American Catholics Top-10 Most Visited Articles « The American Catholic Sat, 31 Oct 2009 22:14:01 +0000 http://the-american-catholic.com/?p=13769#comment-28020 [...] Much to the Chagrin of the Powers that be, the Tide is Further Toward Catholicism Thanks to Traditio... by Dave Hartline on October 20, 2009 A.D. (I know that this article came in year two, but he gets a [...] [...] Much to the Chagrin of the Powers that be, the Tide is Further Toward Catholicism Thanks to Traditio… by Dave Hartline on October 20, 2009 A.D. (I know that this article came in year two, but he gets a [...]

]]> By: Tito Edwards http://the-american-catholic.com/2009/10/20/much-to-the-chagrin-of-the-powers-that-be-the-tide-is-further-turning-toward-catholicism-thanks-to-traditional-minded-anglicans/#comment-28019 Tito Edwards Thu, 29 Oct 2009 01:54:13 +0000 http://the-american-catholic.com/?p=13769#comment-28019 e., So e., when are you going to add a pic to your avatar? e.,

So e., when are you going to add a pic to your avatar?

]]> By: e. http://the-american-catholic.com/2009/10/20/much-to-the-chagrin-of-the-powers-that-be-the-tide-is-further-turning-toward-catholicism-thanks-to-traditional-minded-anglicans/#comment-28018 e. Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:07:23 +0000 http://the-american-catholic.com/?p=13769#comment-28018 "So long as they don't bear the taint of dissent. It doesn't take much to smell out a rat." The problem being that there are those Catholics who would gladly accomodate the rats, even if innocent members of the church itself suffers that black plague of heresy which would tragically claim the very lives of many of the Faithful. “So long as they don’t bear the taint of dissent. It doesn’t take much to smell out a rat.”

The problem being that there are those Catholics who would gladly accomodate the rats, even if innocent members of the church itself suffers that black plague of heresy which would tragically claim the very lives of many of the Faithful.

]]> By: Joel Torczon http://the-american-catholic.com/2009/10/20/much-to-the-chagrin-of-the-powers-that-be-the-tide-is-further-turning-toward-catholicism-thanks-to-traditional-minded-anglicans/#comment-28017 Joel Torczon Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:02:06 +0000 http://the-american-catholic.com/?p=13769#comment-28017 Wow, I checked back and found quite the debate going on. All I can say is this in response to the statement, "The one true faith can accommodate different paths": So long as they don't bear the taint of dissent. It doesn't take much to smell out a rat. Wow, I checked back and found quite the debate going on. All I can say is this in response to the statement, “The one true faith can accommodate different paths”: So long as they don’t bear the taint of dissent. It doesn’t take much to smell out a rat.

]]> By: e. http://the-american-catholic.com/2009/10/20/much-to-the-chagrin-of-the-powers-that-be-the-tide-is-further-turning-toward-catholicism-thanks-to-traditional-minded-anglicans/#comment-28016 e. Mon, 26 Oct 2009 18:30:17 +0000 http://the-american-catholic.com/?p=13769#comment-28016 Has Eric and Michael Iafrate ever even consulted Scripture itself and look towards why Jesus Himself said that those who dissent from Church teaching (Mt 18:17) are to be treated as a heathen or publican? How many heretics in the early church won the hearts of innocent Christians simply because they were welcomed and embraced by those in the Church herself, which seemed to legitimize them and their heretical beliefs? An example of this is to be found within the Arian heresy which insinuated itself through countless ranks of the flock simply because of this error. Such a case is to be found today where many countless Catholics have succumbed to the Protestant notion that there is no such thing as the 'Real Presence', as traditionally defined by the Church, and that the Eucharist is nothing more than merely a symbol. Those naive continue to fall into such heresy because of how Catholics like Eric and Michael Iafrate would rather 'embrace' such Catholics instead of subscribing to the same treatment of them as Jesus Himself had prescribed. It is no wonder why heresies such as this continues to gain ground amongst the majority of Catholics today within the Church but errors such as 'abortion is a right, not an act of murder' is likewise adopted and embraced not only by those who truly believe in such a horrendous notion as this but also by the innocent who unwittingly accept such an error because errant Catholics like their CCD teachers tell them it is so. Has Eric and Michael Iafrate ever even consulted Scripture itself and look towards why Jesus Himself said that those who dissent from Church teaching (Mt 18:17) are to be treated as a heathen or publican?

How many heretics in the early church won the hearts of innocent Christians simply because they were welcomed and embraced by those in the Church herself, which seemed to legitimize them and their heretical beliefs?

An example of this is to be found within the Arian heresy which insinuated itself through countless ranks of the flock simply because of this error.

Such a case is to be found today where many countless Catholics have succumbed to the Protestant notion that there is no such thing as the ‘Real Presence’, as traditionally defined by the Church, and that the Eucharist is nothing more than merely a symbol.

Those naive continue to fall into such heresy because of how Catholics like Eric and Michael Iafrate would rather ‘embrace’ such Catholics instead of subscribing to the same treatment of them as Jesus Himself had prescribed.

It is no wonder why heresies such as this continues to gain ground amongst the majority of Catholics today within the Church but errors such as ‘abortion is a right, not an act of murder’ is likewise adopted and embraced not only by those who truly believe in such a horrendous notion as this but also by the innocent who unwittingly accept such an error because errant Catholics like their CCD teachers tell them it is so.

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