Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Youcat commented through CCC – Question n. 344 – Part VI.
(Youcat answer - repeated) Believing is
a path. One learns how to stay on this path, in other words, how to act rightly
and to lead a good life, only by following the instructions in the Gospel. The
teaching authority (Magisterium) of the Church must remind people also about
the demands of the natural moral law.
A
deepening through CCC
(CCC 2050) The
Roman Pontiff and the bishops, as authentic teachers, preach to the People of
God the faith which is to be believed and applied in moral life. It is also
encumbent on them to pronounce on moral questions that fall within the natural
law and reason.
Reflecting and meditating
(Youcat comment) There are not
two truths. What is humanly right cannot be wrong from the Christian
perspective. And what is right according to Christianity cannot be humanly
wrong. That is why the Church must teach comprehensively about moral issues.
(CCC
Comment)
(CCC 2038) In the work of teaching and
applying Christian morality, the Church needs the dedication of pastors, the
knowledge of theologians, and the contribution of all Christians and men of
good will. Faith and the practice of the Gospel provide each person with an
experience of life "in Christ," who enlightens him and makes him able
to evaluate the divine and human realities according to the Spirit of God (Cf.
1 Cor 2:10-15). Thus the Holy Spirit can use the humblest to enlighten the
learned and those in the highest positions.
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