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The Jesuit maxim, 'the end justifies the means' appears cover any offence or violation of that which is sacred..............

D****it, that's not a Jesuit maxim. Sorry for jumping on you, gphadraig, but you won't find it taught in any Jesuit source. Early in the 20th century, the Jesuits offered a ...

Hmmmm.

I wonder where Michael111 is to defend his original post?

I agree with Cizinec about the substandard beers. Having moved to St. Louis recently, the land of Anheuser-Busch (big Planned Parenthood supporters and makers of horrible mass-produced beer), I can definitely sympathize with what you ...

I am probably the only person on this forum who learned Attic and Homeric Greek first before going to Koine.

And I don't really know any modern Greek.

Xaipe pantes!

LatinTrad

My wife saw this exhibit and she said it was awesome. I'll have to see it when I get the chance.

LatinTrad

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I was addressing an erroneous statement about "my claims"--namely that the Catholic Church in the west believes transubstantiation to be the result of an "autonomous force".

I find such caricatures to be as distasteful as they are common around here.

If the "triumph" of "Orthodox Catholicism ...

But it is quite different than the Latin attitude, which eventually (by the time of scholasticism to be sure, if not well beforehand) essentially understood this miraculous change to be the result of some autonomous force invested in the sacramental rite itself (so long as all of the right ...

I have to go, but Seraphim you are way wrong.

I have read St. Irenaeus and he makes the claim of the exclusive jurisdictional primacy of Rome in his Adversus Heraeses. There is no way to water it down or rationalize it the way you guys are wont to do.

Merry Christmas!!

LT