Ray passed this along.
Great news for those of you following my posts on the Gospel of St. Matthew or anyone interested in biblical studies, a Catholic Bible commentary compiled by the late Rev. Fr. George Leo Haydock, following the Douay-Rheims Bible (1859) is now online. You can find it here.
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"Catholic office holders, whether presidents, senators, congress men or women, or judges at any level must adhere to Catholic teaching or run the risk of separating themselves from the Body of Christ. In such egregious and chronic cases of gross moral evil such as instituting and perpetuating abortion and the structures of sin that surround it, it is quite probable that such Catholic officials are excommunicated in virtue of the acts themselves. A latae sententiae (automatic) excommunication is likely triggered when they vote for laws, funding, and structures that enable and perpetuate such obvious and egregious evil (Cf. Code of Canon Law, Canons 1364,1398; Canon 1329, par. #2). They are in turn forbidden from approaching the sacraments as the result (Cf. Catechism of Catholic Church #1463)."
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"It is not morally possible for any Catholic to support abortion, euthanasia, fetal stem cell research, human cloning, or same-sex marriage. There are no ways around this, no justifications whatever. Why? For the simple reason that the Church holds these things to be intrinsically evil. They are evil in themselves, and no circumstances or subjective conditions can ever change that."
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6 comments:
Cool! I almost bought that bible a few months ago so that I could read the commentary.
V:
Now that my hubby is taking grad classes at St. Thomas, I get to have him check out books for me which is really nice. I had checked out the Ignatius commentary on St. Matthew but it went back to the library a long time ago. Now that this commentary is online, I might just skip the Ignatius one. For me, reading the bible without the commentaries misses so much. It's great to have this available online!
Last night I saw an interesting documentary on EWTN:
Edge of Europe: Irish Monasteries
It will be repeated on 2/28 at 1:00 PM.
Thanks V. I'll have to check it out. Tonight, while everyone is watching the Oscars, I will be watching the last of three parts of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. I don't see many movies and haven't seen any of the ones nominated. In fact, I can't tell you the last time I was in a movie theatre!
"In fact, I can't tell you the last time I was in a movie theatre!"
Me: 2004. Your fish & chips pic below was driving me crazy. I didn't have fish, so I made fried chicken (breasts) in beer batter, w/ tartar sauce.
My New Testament professor, who is brilliant, by the way, is a huge fan of the Douey-Rheims Bible, and has checked out Hadock's commentary - and gave it a big thumbs -up.
Trust his wisdom on this. Really.
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