Contempt for the Magisterium

Fr. Seraiah
Sep 22, 2024
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"[Priests must] expound faithfully the genuine word of God and not their own personal opinions . . . [Today] there is contempt for what the Magisterium of the Church teaches, because someone wants to replace old things with new ones. But renewal, legitimate, opportune and even necessary when it is a question of secondary and out-of-date things of the Church, is very dangerous in other cases."

Pope John Paul the first

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