Author Topic: fired for being a traditional Catholic a Novus Ordo job? (Read 11632 times)

Frances · « **Reply #20 on:** August 31, 2013, 11:09:24 PM »

Pray for wisdom on this matter. If I enter a store to buy a package of batteries and the clerk appears effeminate, I'll probably buy the batteries. When it was discovered that the two ladies who took school pictures every October were a "couple, " the school found another photographer. No, nothing ever "happened," but why take a chance? One does not become guilty of the sins of others with whom they have casual dealings in the course of ordinary life. It is only when those dealings appear to condone sin or when they are a source of temptation that a break must be made. God does not expect or even desire us to perform an in-depth inquiry on everyone. In His mercy, we are free from sin even if we receive Holy Communion at the hands of a priest in mortal sin. The Sacrament is efficacious for the Communicant of pure heart, but sacrilege for the priest.

As for a Jew, Protestant, Muslim sitting idly by as children go to the novus ordo, most would have no problem because they believe in religious liberty. "The child has his religion; I have mine. Isn't it nice we can all co-exist and be friends?"

Nadir · « **Reply #21 on:** September 01, 2013, 12:35:16 AM »

Wise post, Frances.

Yes imagine if we were resticted to dealing with non-sinners!

Now selling contraceptives or condoms is something that that no Catholic can ever do. But food to a known fornicator. Hmmm? Sinners have to eat too.

poche · « **Reply #22 on:** September 01, 2013, 01:05:09 AM »

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The Protestants, Muslims, Jews and people of no religion would also be expected to bring the children to mass and sit idly by giving tacit support to the mass.

If they choose to send their children to a "catholic" school then they would expect that school to engage in "catholic" practices.

But I'm pretty sure that they'd be exempted on request of parents. Besides they are the payers. Teachers are paid, therefore must fullfil their obligation to their employer.

I say that if you send your children to a Catholic school then you should expect a Catholic education. If you want soething else please take your children elsewhere.

poche · « **Reply #23 on:** September 01, 2013, 01:08:28 AM »

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Kinda off topic, and if it deserves its own thread, I apologize. But, is there really any job anywhere that does not have 6 degrees of separation from immorality and approximate occasion of sin?
Independent farming

What if the farmer declined to sell his product to a ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ couple?

You are not cooperating in sin if you provide food for other people. Jesus fed fivve thousand + and he knew that they would all shortly thereafter desert him. He gave his body and blood to the betrayer and that did not mean that He who is without sin cooperated in the sin of the betrayer.

Nadir · « **Reply #24 on:** September 01, 2013, 02:34:35 AM »

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I say that if you send your children to a Catholic school then you should expect a Catholic education. If you want soething else please take your children elsewhere.

As my dear husband says: Should is not reality! Sounds like you don't have much knowledge of Catholic school.