Here's a quote I stumbled on here, which expresses well the general direction and content of my prayers and reflection the past couple of weeks- emerging from the desert of Lent and coming down from the high of Easter Sunday- and challenges me further still. It's originally from Archbishop Fulton Sheen's "Life of Christ".
"But He will not allow us to pick and choose His words, discarding the hard ones, and accepting the ones that please our fancy. We need a Christ Who will restore moral indignation, Who will make us hate evil with a passionate intensity, and love goodness to a point where we can drink death like water."
ASK FATHER: If a priest explains away a mortal sin, and the penitent
believes him, is the absolution valid?
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From a reader… QUAERITUR: If a priest explains away a mortal sin in
confession in such away that neither the priest nor the penitent believes
any more than...
4 hours ago

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