The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has a new 98-page Program of Priestly Formation document, the fifth of its kind, which has been officially approved by the Vatican. One particular part states: "A candidate must be prepared to accept wholeheartedly the Church's teaching on sexuality in its entirety."
A .pdf version of the document is available for download on the website of the USCCB.
Wednesday, August 30, 2006
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1 comment(s):
Thanks Moneybags!
More importantly, this will certainly help keep the seminary's in line from here on out. Or at least keep the seminarians Catholic and probably even driving out the 'Spirit of Vatican II' gatekeepers and teachers.
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