 | Rassurez-vous... |
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| Auteur : Athanasios D. |
| Sujet : Rassurez-vous... |
| Date : 2003-04-10 22:41:25 |
...il n'en est rien. L'article de DICI ne fait pas mention de ceci: - Reports from Rome suggested that the Vatican's Secretariat of State granted a special dispensation for Mr Blair to receive communion. - The dispensation would be in accordance with guidelines laid down by the bishops of England and Wales, Ireland and Scotland in the teaching document on the Eucharist, One Bread One Body. The document stated that non-Catholics may receive communion if they fulfil four conditions: they must be properly disposed, believe in the Real Presence, greatly desire to receive the sacrament and be unable to receive the Eucharist in their own church. - At the launch of One Bread One Body in 1998, the late Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Basil Hume, revealed that he had written to Mr Blair asking him not to receive communion in Catholic churches in Britain. However he said Mr Blair was entitled to receive communion while on holiday in Italy earlier that year. He said: "It was OK in Tuscany because he couldn't get to his own church. He had spiritual need. He believes what we believe. So he responded entirely to Catholic teaching." DICI fait preuve d'une partialité digne de Golias ou de n'importe quel journaliste défendant davantage son opinion que la vérité... D'ailleurs, quand je lis un passage dans l'une ou l'autre de ces revues (malheureusement trop glacées pour pouvoir se moucher avec), je ne parviens pas à faire la différence au premier coup d'oeil... Bizarre, non?   Athanasios - à l'endroit |
