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Brave Tyrolean Priest Warns of Unworthy Reception of Holy Communion
« on: April 29, 2012, 03:00:49 PM »
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    • This example is a schoolbook case:  a brave Tyrolean priest has managed to drastically reduce sacrilegious communion in his parish.

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    (kreuzn.net, Amras)  Last Sunday brave Father Patrick Busskamp (43) in Ambras -- a southern part of the city of Innsbruck --  celebrated first communion.

    The priest is a pastor of Ambras and also a Praemonstrantensian at Stift Wilten in Innsbruck.


    http://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/2012/04/correction-tyrolean-priest-doesnt.html
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    Brave Tyrolean Priest Warns of Unworthy Reception of Holy Communion
    « Reply #1 on: April 29, 2012, 03:32:54 PM »
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    • A priest warning against sacrilegious communion is now considered brave. How far we've fallen.
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    Age, thou art shamed.*
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    Brave Tyrolean Priest Warns of Unworthy Reception of Holy Communion
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    • Quote from: Jitpring
    A priest warning against sacrilegious communion is now considered brave. How far we've fallen.



    That Creed which a few generations of Catholics took for granted may be important enough for a few contemporary Catholic to go to the scaffold for.
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