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I completely agree, which is why more conservative Catholics, and myself reading what the Church teaches, don't think this makes any pastoral sense. If it was a
by gjsman-1000 3y ago
I completely agree, which is why more conservative Catholics, and myself reading what the Church teaches, don't think this makes any pastoral sense. If it was about blessing the people, why not pull them aside individually? Much less confusing.
- dragontamer 3y agoBecause blessing the love that they share requires both of them to be blessed together.
- gjsman-1000 3y agoTo which the document issued today explicitly states, "in the fine print", that nobody must be under any misimpression that they are blessing the "love that they share."
- dragontamer 3y ago> although in a union that cannot be compared in any way to a marriage, desire to entrust themselves to the Lord and his mercy, to invoke his help, and to be guided to a greater understanding of his plan of love and of truth This fine print? It seems to be a blessing over the love they share, even if we cannot give them formal marriage rites.