Paul

Check http://www.rcdow.org.uk/paul/ for video of Fr Jerome Murphy O'Connor's lecture on Paul.

Comments

crc.scotland.blogspot said…
Thanks for the e-mails. I replied but they came back as your address is a no-reply site. Yes, I think the video of the Life of St Paul by Fr Jerome is an excellent and most learned paper, worth re-running over and over. Of course Fr Jerome is well-known as an expert of Paul and of course writes for the BRF's People's Bible Commentary series, which I use daily.

I had sent you a book reference re Cardinal Walter Kasper - 'Spiritual Ecumenism' (2007) New City Press NYC, USA. Also see the 'Directory for the Application of Principles & Norms on Ecumenism' (1993)Pontificum Consilium ad Christianorum Unitatem Fovendam, Vatican City, which lays out what RCs must and must not do when talking to people in other faiths or ecclesial communities. Nothing about the work of the Holy Spirit! It's as if the Reformation was nothing and had never taken place. The new 'splits' in the Anglican Communion is the current Reformation taking place. I don't think ecumenism will be with the RCs in the future as the RC Church seems to be saying 'be nice to others of good will in ecclesial communities but don't allow full communion as we are the one and only Church and everyone must re-join us. All others are heretics.'
Graham
17 July 2008 at 11:34
John the organist said…
Surprised you can't email us at woodhouse@sopten.demon.co.uk! Thanks for the info and glad you liked the lecture. How sad it all is!
17 July 2008 at 22:29
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