‘Catholics’ film predicts Rome will suppress the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
The future portrayed by the film ‘Catholics,’ in which the Latin Mass is suppressed, may yet come to full fruition.
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Articles tagged Intercommunion
German Catholic bishops give Eucharist to Muslim and Protestant while barring pro-life group
Muslim and Protestant politicians were permitted to receive the Eucharist during a 'Catholics Day' event, but a pro-life group was rejected from participating in the event for not being 'clearly Christian.'
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German cardinal: Ecumenism of return to Catholicism ‘is completely impossible’
‘If someone goes to the Eucharist or the Lord’s Supper of the other denomination after a decision of conscience, I will have to accept that.’
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German Catholics and Protestants to continue with intercommunion, in spite of Vatican protest
The upcoming Third Ecumenical Church Congress will see ‘Christian congregations open their doors in the knowledge that Jesus Christ invites you to the Lord’s Supper and the Eucharist.’
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Two German cardinals oppose head of German bishops’ support of female ‘priests’
'One should remind you that, before your episcopal ordination, you had confirmed your loyalty to the teaching and order of the Church with an oath. Without this oath, you would have never been consecrated.'
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‘Women cannot become priests’: Cardinal Müller
Ordination is just not simply a ministry that anyone can aspire to.
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Protestants to receive Communion at first Catholic Mass in Geneva Cathedral since Reformation
'This is nothing special in Geneva,' as Intercommunion 'is already done locally in many parishes during ecumenical celebrations.'
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Vatican cardinal objects to ‘intercommunion’ argument that Protestant Last Supper is identical to Catholic Mass
'The thought of the Sacrifice does not even occur' in Protestant services, said Cardinal Kurt Koch,
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INTERVIEW: Dutch Cardinal Willem Eijk answers questions on crisis in Church, loss of faith
Cardinal Eijk is one of the most outspoken defenders of perennial Catholic teaching in the Church.
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A German Catholic laywoman’s open letter to Pope about intercommunion disaster
'If the Church, and you as Pope, do not radiate a reliable authority,... the credibility of the Church is gone.'
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