February 2005 – Page 23

HIGHLIGHTS:

What’s the proper way for extraordinary
ministers of Holy Communion to bless those who approach yet choose not to receive?
Has there ever been a moral proscription taught by Scripture and the Church that was later lifted?
How can a non-Catholic Christian obtain sanctifying grace?
Does Jeremiah 17:9 assert that humans are totally depraved?
How can one counter the allegation that the Catholic Church "conveniently" decides post facto whether or not a papal pronouncement was infallible? When was papal infallibility first instituted?
Does Galatians 2:11-14 argue against papal infallibility?
Is it improper to sell blessed items?
In a state of grace, are all seven virtues necessarily manifested in a Catholic’s life?
How does a previous, unconfessed abortion by the bride affect the validity of a later marriage?
Revisiting the first question of the program, how could an extraordinary minister of Holy Communion be able to distribute the Body of Christ yet not be able to give a simple blessing?
How should a lector handle being pressured to use an inclusive-language lectionary?
At the Last Supper, did Judas leave before Jesus consecrated the
Eucharist?
What scriptural evidence is there for the use of relics?
Did the USCCB recently declare that communicants in line may no longer kneel before receiving?

Month: February 2005