Forwarded from The Daily Decade
We spoke last week about the physicality of our Faith, manifest in the Eucharist and Incarnation. This article speaks eloquently to one consequence of this, as does the book it cites, 1964's Race: Reflections of a Theologian by Fr. Bonaventure Hinwood, O.F.M.
“Since being and goodness are convertible, race, like any other human factor not inherently vitiated by error or evil, being a positive good, has the right to existence and identity. But race is not an end in itself, because it exists for the enriching of mankind, to which it is subordinate, and so necessarily relative. It is not, therefore, the immediate cause of the rights which accrue to it, but the occasion of them, for the sake of mankind as a whole. The fullness of which will be enhanced by these particular racial potentialities being brought to maturity. Since mankind has a right not to be mutilated by the violent destruction of any race, it is licit for a person even to lay down his life for the conservation of his race.”
“Since being and goodness are convertible, race, like any other human factor not inherently vitiated by error or evil, being a positive good, has the right to existence and identity. But race is not an end in itself, because it exists for the enriching of mankind, to which it is subordinate, and so necessarily relative. It is not, therefore, the immediate cause of the rights which accrue to it, but the occasion of them, for the sake of mankind as a whole. The fullness of which will be enhanced by these particular racial potentialities being brought to maturity. Since mankind has a right not to be mutilated by the violent destruction of any race, it is licit for a person even to lay down his life for the conservation of his race.”
Forwarded from Militia Immaculata Knight (Militia Immaculata Knight Rey)
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Forwarded from Alítheia's Archive
I understand people want to pray the Divine Mercy chaplet out of good intention. I've personally been stumbling upon if it's a good devotion or not, but due to the nature of it's history, and being banned 3 times, it is best that people avoid this devotion and just pray the rosary, or give a novena to a Saint.
It is much more beneficial and in the end, you aren't taking a risk of the Divine Novena chaplet/novena turns out to be a damnation in disguise. Praying the rosary every day and praying for the intentions of others bears good fruit, there is no need to go to the extent of a condemned novena. We are warned about false teachings in the Bible, and I believe this serves as a good example. It is too problematic to pray or consider this 'devotion'; although done with good intent, it should be avoided as if it were a plague.
It is much more beneficial and in the end, you aren't taking a risk of the Divine Novena chaplet/novena turns out to be a damnation in disguise. Praying the rosary every day and praying for the intentions of others bears good fruit, there is no need to go to the extent of a condemned novena. We are warned about false teachings in the Bible, and I believe this serves as a good example. It is too problematic to pray or consider this 'devotion'; although done with good intent, it should be avoided as if it were a plague.
Forwarded from Patria & Fides
Don’t pray the Divine Mercy, it comes from condemned apparitions.
Forwarded from Patria & Fides
Most of the prayers in DM itself were plagiarised from an earlier devotion, that of the Holy Wounds.
Forwarded from Patria & Fides
Just pray the Sacred Heart Rosary instead.
http://www.liturgialatina.org/raccolta/heart.htm here you can find the little chaplet of the Sacred Heart of Jesus