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Is Eucharistic adoration bad for the Church?




Is Eucharistic adoration bad for the Church??? NO it is not!

How can this man call himself a Catholic theologian and hold that it is??? 


Christopher's Apologies: Is Eucharistic adoration bad for the Church?

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  1. Pope JP11 prayed for a perpetual adoration chapel in EVERY parish in the WORLD and our present Holy Father instituted perpetual adoration for the laity in each of the 5 dioceses in Rome.... Father McBrien seems totally out of sync with the Church's teaching...i am surprised a "Catholic" university would employ him.

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  2. Ahhh! McBrien. Nuffield said

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  3. Michael: Great to see you back! I hope all has been well for you and your beloved.

    Fr. Tim

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  4. Beloved and I are well, Father. You and your brother priests remain in our prayers and thoughts.

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