VATICAN CITY — The Vatican on Monday sharply criticized a book on sexuality written by a prominent American nun, saying it contradicted church teaching on issues like masturbation, homosexuality and marriage and that its author had a “defective understanding” of Catholic theology.Read the rest here.
The Vatican’s orthodoxy office said the book, “Just Love: A Framework for Christian Sexual Ethics” by Sister Margaret Farley, a member of the Sisters of Mercy religious order and emeritus professor of Christian ethics at Yale Divinity School, posed “grave harm” to the faithful.
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While meaning no harm to this woman, I am grateful that she and those of her "magisterium" are going the way of the dinosaur.
It's amazing to me how some groups of women religious at once thumb their noses at Rome, yet desperately seek Rome's approval for their idiotic ideaologies.
Here in Cincinnati, the theology seminary is finally rid of the "magisterium of nuns" that ruled the roost there for years.
It's time the high and mighty liberals and modernists in the RC get off their high and mighty thrones.
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