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I received this advance copy of a flyer of a book to be published by Concordia Publishing House. The author is a Catholic, Dr Franz Posset. It should be interesting.
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been missing your blog entries. Too bad you didn’t make it to Margaret Somerville’s talk on euthanasia it was excellent and worth a blog entry
I was at the four day live in conference of the Jewish Muslim Christian Association of Australia, an organisation of which I am the secretary. I would have liked to have been at the talk. Was it well attended? Is it to be placed on the internet somewhere?
Hi David
She spoke to a packed house. I do not know whether it has been placed on the internet but it was written up for the Melbourne Archdiocese website
I am currently reading through TABLE TALK by HERR DOKTOR MARTIN LUTHER,as well as the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the Compendium,in preparation for entry into the Church.
I read somewhere that if Cardinal Pole-the actual one- was elected pope,that due to his reformist nature and views,then Luther would have had a ready ear to hear his complaint
Mmm. I’ve read that too. Hard to tell, given that he ended up, after all, Queen Mary’s Archbishop of Canterbury. Although he was certainly very different to Paul Caraffa (Paul IV). Together with Cardinal Contarini, they were all members of the “spirituali” movement.
Well, at the sole time that Cardinal Pole appears to have been considered papabile – namely, after the death of Pope Paul III in 1549 – Luther was already dead. The old Catholic Encyclopedia states that the Cardinal had prospects at one point of getting elected with a two-thirds majority, but in fact nothing came of it, the majority crumbled away, and he didn’t even exert himself to gain the papal throne:
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/12201b.htm
Yes, you are right. Luther died in 1546.
Probably modest ,giveb that he did not want to be ArchBishop of Canterbury for randy old henry