"Behold the Lamb of God who taketh away SOME BUT NOT ALL the sins of the world"
Last Sunday Sermon of 2015: Vatican Abandons Jewish Brothers
Father revisits the theme of St. John the Baptist preparing the way for the coming of Christ by calling the world to repentance.
He then speaks of the old vs. new covenants, and asks the question: In light of the Vatican's recent document (The Gifts and Calling of God are Irrevocable) calling for the abandonment of any missionary outreach to our Jewish brothers, does that mean the infallible teaching on salvation through Jesus Christ alone has also been abandoned by the Catholic Church?
Father revisits the theme of St. John the Baptist preparing the way for the coming of Christ by calling the world to repentance.
He then speaks of the old vs. new covenants, and asks the question: In light of the Vatican's recent document (The Gifts and Calling of God are Irrevocable) calling for the abandonment of any missionary outreach to our Jewish brothers, does that mean the infallible teaching on salvation through Jesus Christ alone has also been abandoned by the Catholic Church?
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