And what of her ministers?

What if they fail in their function? Are there real consequences to that?



Loreto: Pope signs Apostolic Exhortation to young people By John Waters
Pope Francis signs his post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation to young people, entitled “Christ lives”, during his pastoral visit to Loreto on Monday.

Pope says church should admit history of abuse of women, male domination
The pope is grappling with criticism over the Church’s response to a decades-long clerical sexual abuse crisis that has gravely damaged its standing around the globe.

The chief Latin white knight speaks:

For example, a Church that is overly fearful and tied to its structures can be invariably critical of efforts to defend the rights of women, and constantly point out the risks and the potential errors of those demands. Instead, a living Church can react by being attentive to the legitimate claims of those women who seek greater justice and equality. A living Church can look back on history and acknowledge a fair share of male authoritarianism, domination, various forms of enslavement, abuse and sexist violence. With this outlook, she can support the call to respect women’s rights, and offer convinced support for greater reciprocity between males and females, while not agreeing with everything some feminist groups propose. Along these lines, the Synod sought to renew the Church’s commitment “against all discrimination and violence on sexual grounds”.[17] That is the response of a Church that stays young and lets herself be challenged and spurred on by the sensitivities of young people.

And what of the sins committed by women against men?

And because it is lacking in detail with regards to the mean, it is useless -- how much is TOO MUCH concession to the feminists?


Christus Vivit in English.

Christus Vivit, Pope Francis’s Apostolic Exhortation on Young People, the Faith, and Vocational Discernment, Welcomed by U.S. Bishops’ President and Committee Chairmen










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NCReg: Pope Francis’ New Document ‘a Magna Carta of Youth Ministry and Vocations’ by Edward Pentin
Christus Vivit reflects the Holy Father’s takeaways from the October youth synod.