A question of the time of day?
from kreuz.net
"Those who visit a Catholic service today, believe themselves to be in a kind of therapeutic self-help group or at an educational seminar for the laity: One sings harmless little songs, grasps everyone by the hand or ponders childish pictures with Biblical themes. The Solemnity of the mystery often gives way to the profane, self-celebration of the community."
In contrast,
"At any rate, the Papal document does not give the opportunity to put the clock back"
The Bishop of Fulda.
How many souls could be saved if it did?
"Those who visit a Catholic service today, believe themselves to be in a kind of therapeutic self-help group or at an educational seminar for the laity: One sings harmless little songs, grasps everyone by the hand or ponders childish pictures with Biblical themes. The Solemnity of the mystery often gives way to the profane, self-celebration of the community."
In contrast,
"At any rate, the Papal document does not give the opportunity to put the clock back"
The Bishop of Fulda.
How many souls could be saved if it did?
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