Are you a heretic?

[Resurrexi]

[quote]While dogmata can be used, please refer to the plural form of dogma as dogmas to make it easier for everyone[/quote]

Dogmata is more traditional and I think it sounds cooler. I think most people are able to figure out what it means, and if they cant, they can always go to www.m-w.com.

[quote]
Also, one doesn't call St. Peter, Pope St. Peter I, because 1) there is no other pope-saint named Peter, and also there has been no other Peter.
[/quote]

Well, the prophecy states that there will be another Pope Peter, and he may be a Saint, so I like to be as precise as possible.

[Didacus]

You'll have to wait for Pope Peter II to arrive before that precision can be made.

Actually, there is one exception. Did not Pope John-Paul name himself Pope John-Paul I? Its a little something I read in an an encyclopedia where when asked why he choose such a name his reply had been: "There will be another."

Does anyone know if there is any truth to that?

[Jaime]

I don't remember that at all..


I remember there was JP. Then poof he was gone. Then JPII


I don't remember him referring to himself as John Paul the first.

[brendan1104]

[quote name='Didacus' post='1019345' date='Jul 7 2006, 02:51 PM']
You'll have to wait for Pope Peter II to arrive before that precision can be made.

Actually, there is one exception. Did not Pope John-Paul name himself Pope John-Paul I? Its a little something I read in an an encyclopedia where when asked why he choose such a name his reply had been: "There will be another."

Does anyone know if there is any truth to that?
[/quote]

je n'ai jamais entendu cette histoire.

[JP2Iloveyou]

Brother, be careful not to fall into the sin of pride. It is the moment when we think we are holy and without sin that we commit teh worst sin of all, the same sin that caused the Devil to fall. I see no point whatsoever in a thread like this. I find it atrocious and apalling that it was started and that it has been allowed to continue. Furthermore, the prohpecy of St. Malachi has never been authenticated by the Church. The continued promulgation of this goes against the better judgment of the Magisterium (otherwise they would be promulgating it) and scares people into thinking the world is ending in a few short years. The world could end tomorrow. It might not end for 10,000 years. We have to follow Christ and do what he commands us, which is to be ready for we know neither the day nor the hour.

Please close this thread. It is posts like this why I rarely post on Phatmass anymore. Something like this requires strong fraternal correction in a public setting because it was posted in a public forum.

[Jaime]

La vache se repose dans l'arbre

[Jaime]

Le singe est sous la table. Mon foie gonfle avec l'anticipation! serveur il y a un pied en mon potage ! Mais Être amoureux est comme renifler un canard. Quoi qu'il arrive, je ne sais pas garer une navette spatiale.

[Budge]

[quote]The monkey is under the table. My liver inflates with anticipation! waiter there is a foot in my soup! But To be in love is like renifler a duck. No matter what it arrives, I cannot park a space shuttle.[/quote]

Thats got to be the funniest Babel Fish translation Ive ever read...

[Resurrexi]

[quote] Brother, be careful not to fall into the sin of pride. It is the moment when we think we are holy and without sin that we commit teh worst sin of all, the same sin that caused the Devil to fall. I see no point whatsoever in a thread like this. I find it atrocious and apalling that it was started and that it has been allowed to continue. Furthermore, the prohpecy of St. Malachi has never been authenticated by the Church. The continued promulgation of this goes against the better judgment of the Magisterium (otherwise they would be promulgating it) and scares people into thinking the world is ending in a few short years. The world could end tomorrow. It might not end for 10,000 years. We have to follow Christ and do what he commands us, which is to be ready for we know neither the day nor the hour.
[/quote]

This neo-con carp is getting old.

Edited July 8, 2006 by StThomasMore

[cmotherofpirl]

[quote name='StThomasMore' post='1019305' date='Jul 7 2006, 01:53 PM']
Dogmata is more traditional and I think it sounds cooler. I think most people are able to figure out what it means, and if they cant, they can always go to www.m-w.com.
Well, the prophecy states that there will be another Pope Peter, and he may be a Saint, so I like to be as precise as possible.
[/quote]
The so called prophecies of St Malachi are not accepted by the Church.

[Resurrexi]

[quote]The so called prophecies of St Malachi are not accepted by the Church.[/quote]

The Prophecies of St. Malachy (yes, it's Malachy, not Malachi) are neither offocially approved or disapproved.

[JP2Iloveyou]

Then they are not approved and you shouldn´t be promoting them. If you want to believe them privately, that is one thing. This has not been approved as public revelation. Also, call my response neo-con if you want, whatever that is, but you are way, way out of line to ask a question like the original one in this thread. Let the bishops do their jobs.

[Resurrexi]

It is not out of line to ask someone if they deny any of the dogmata of the Catholic Church.

[Noel's angel]

[quote name='StThomasMore' post='1019500' date='Jul 8 2006, 12:11 AM']
This neo-con carp is getting old.
[/quote]

I can think of another thing that's getting old.....

[homeschoolmom]

[Sojourner]

I love French. I wish I'd learned how to speak it.

[Jaime]

So are you saying that you wished you had learned to speak French?

[Erik]

I, Monsieurs, am not a heretic. I deny no dogma.

[Guest Rick777]

Nope, not a heretic.

[jkaands]

[quote name='StThomasMore' post='1018801' date='Jul 6 2006, 09:44 PM']
Are you a heretic?
[/quote]

Absolutely.

Isn't everyone?