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Monthly Archives February 2005
Theological Triage
This National Catholic Reporter opinion piece really got me hot under the collar. Here’s how CathNews sums it up:
The recent Vatican censure of US Jesuit theologian Roger Haight for his attempt to reformulate doctrines about Christ for a […]
Why Does Google Hate Me?
Who do I have to bribe to get Ales Rarus listed in Google?!? I’ve submitted this
site numerous times to no avail. I even have Google ads in my sidebar (Please click
a few ads, BTW.). My old address on my Pitt account still comes up as the number
one […]
My Two Cents About Our Ailing Pope
The following is my ranking, from best to worst, of scenarios for the end of Pope
John Paul II’s pontificate.
He is strong and active until the day he dies quietly in his sleep.
He is bedridden, but he is […]
All in the Family
My cousin (once removed):
Seven Heresies For Seven Errors
As many are already aware, in December Rev. Roger Haight, S.J. was notified by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith that his book Jesus: Symbol of God contained errors contrary to the faith. The notification contained seven propositions concerning which Fr. Haight’s […]
