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... s recent attack on what he calls “anti-Catholicism” in the NYTimes, which I blogged about early in the week. ... satellite radio about this debate. I offered that anti-Catholicism is a complicated charge that means very different things to different people. ... critics. He concludes that the paper has not been guilty of anti-Catholicism and doesn’t really give Dolan any points.
Hoyt ...
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... in a mere span of 17 days poured layer upon layer of their prejudice against Catholicism with publication of stories bent on painting Catholicism in a bad light. ... early in their University level indoctrinations; or perhaps from individual reporters selling themselves out to an ideology that must disfavor Catholicism to advance their careers. Regardless of the origins, anti-Catholicism is not only ...
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This was the first book dealing with Roman Catholicism I read. I have'nt regretted it, and neither will you.Â
From the introduction:
Roman Catholics often attempt to represent Protestantism as something comparatively ... the mediation of any priest or other human intermediary.
Individual freedom of conscience and worship, within the authority of the Bible.
Download Boettner_Roman Catholicism
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... have convinced me that the Catholic Faith is indeed true. Now, I'd like you to do the same. In this thread in the Catholicism Forum, please post your own stories of experiences that brought home to you the reality ... look forward to reading your responses, and I may feature some in a future blog post!
Forum Friday: How Do You Know Catholicism Is True? originally appeared on About.com Catholicism ...
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... for
disaffected Anglicans who feel their Church has become too liberal to
convert to Roman Catholicism. The move comes after years of discontent in some sectors of the
77-million-strong worldwide ... an 'Apostolic Constitution' to accept Anglicans who want to join
Catholicism, either individually or in groups, while maintaining some
of their own traditions. It marks perhaps the clearest and ...
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... "Personal Ordinariates," in which Anglicans, including married priests, can practice Catholicism while maintaining much of their own identity and liturgy, reveals more about the growing internal rifts within each of the two ... Christian communion.
The rest of the article: Pope Benedict XVI to Welcome Anglicans to Catholicism – TIME
Posted in Anglican, Episcopal, Noted with Interest
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