On the second episode of Jesuit Autocomplete, Fr. Eric Sundrup and Fr. Paddy Gilger discuss what the pope thinks about hell, evolution, President Trump, Medjugorje, purgatory, and divorce:
Christopher White writes: One U.S. prelate has gone where none have dared to go before: Directly condemning President Donald Trump for racism. In a series of tweets on Monday evening, San Antonio’s Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller pleaded with Trump to “stop hate and racism, starting with yourself.” In several follow-up messages, the Mexican-American archbishop directly called… Read More Archbishop Gustavo Calls Out Trump’s Hatred and Racism
via Brian Roewe: In the classroom at Creighton University was San Diego Bishop Robert McElroy, who sat at a student desk and listened. For most of the three days, McElroy was a regular participant in the conference co-sponsored by Catholic Climate Covenant and Creighton. He joined small-group discussions, sat in the audience during presentations and… Read More Bishop McElroy Calls for Deeper Level of Commitment on Addressing Climate Change from the US Bishops
Pope Francis: “We don’t have to go far or come up with grand projects to be charitable. Often the people closest to us could use our help.”
At NCR, Millennial writer Mike Jordan Laskey writes: I’m a little bashful to admit to church shopping. I like the idea that Catholics don’t belong to congregations but to parishes, geographic areas as much as physical church plants. Historically, Catholics haven’t picked where we go to Mass. We just show up where our home address… Read More Confession of a Parish Shopper
Pope Francis: “As a young soldier, St Ignatius of Loyola, whom we remember today, thought of his own glory. But then he was attracted by the glory of God, which gave meaning to his life.”
Jesuit priests Fr. Eric Sundrup and Fr. Paddy Gilger answer some of the internet’s most searched questions about Pope Francis:
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