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The philosophy of liberalism has infected our minds and our hearts. We must fight against this heresy with all our strength. In brief, liberalism is the error that man (as an individual or as a society) has the right to decide the norms by which he will regulate his life, that he is the arbiter of right and wrong, or that he may think and believe whatsoever he wills. The truth is that ALL things - visible and invisible – were created in Christ, by Christ, and for Christ (Col 1:16). Everything without exception must be subject to Christ and serve Him. Yet the world has set itself completely against Christ’s Kingship. Tragically, it is also a truth from which the current Church authorities have deviated. This betrayal is worse than that of Judas; it breaks the hearts of faithful Catholics.
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By St. Vincent FerrerFind more sermons and resources at:
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May God reward you!
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The philosophy of liberalism has infected our minds and our hearts. We must fight against this heresy with all our strength. In brief, liberalism is the error that man (as an individual or as a society) has the right to decide the norms by which he will regulate his life, that he is the arbiter of right and wrong, or that he may think and believe whatsoever he wills. The truth is that ALL things - visible and invisible – were created in Christ, by Christ, and for Christ (Col 1:16). Everything without exception must be subject to Christ and serve Him. Yet the world has set itself completely against Christ’s Kingship. Tragically, it is also a truth from which the current Church authorities have deviated. This betrayal is worse than that of Judas; it breaks the hearts of faithful Catholics.