Theological and Canonical Challenges Posed by Appointing Lay Persons to
Positions of Governance in the Church — Guest Article
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The following article was written for the fourth anniversary of Praedicate
Evangelium by the Canon of Shaftesbury, a judicial vicar in a major
archdiocese....
3 hours ago
3 comments:
It is amazing to read stuff like this especially as a non-Catholic. Before studying Catholicism, I never realized that for centuries and centuries, Christians have had relics and bones of old saints but no one has ever found the bones of Jesus. And now, to read this -- I didn't even know, or had forgotten, that there were bones possibly from Paul. If that is true, it is amazing.
No one has found the bones of Mary either....something apologists love to point to about her Assumption.
Praise God! A few yrs ago I watched a program (on the history channel I think), on St. Peter's remains...which they were able to prove were his! It's awesome to know that we actually have both.
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