7. dec. 2017 -
"This counts as big news, but there are also some additional interesting facts about it. One is that Francis made his approval of this local interpretation public by having the epistolary exchange published in the Acta Apostolicae Sedis, the official gazette of the Holy See (available online here, pp. 1071-1074). It’s also worth noting what appears at the end of Francis’s letter: specification of the pope’s will, communicated in an audience on June 5, 2017, that “these two documents [the letters] be published on the Vatican website and in the Acta Apostolicae Sedis, as authentic magisterium [velut Magisterium authenticum].” "
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19. okt. 2017 -
"Most Catholics certainly haven’t read the exhortation; their knowledge of it is second hand, often filtered through fevered speculations about the pope’s “plot” to change the church or news reports about “filial corrections” from self-styled guardians of orthodoxy."
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20. juli 2017 -
"He had already pointed out earlier that day that the only mention of Communion in the main text of Amoris Laetitia is in section 186 of the document which deals with questions of social justice and how those who receive the sacrament while turning a blind eye to the poor and suffering, or accept other forms of division, contempt and inequality, receive the Eucharist unworthily."
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22. april 2017 -
"Then in a final blast at Francis, in whom she seemed to find nothing good, she charged that in the church today, “the pope is a skandalon (Greek word), the rock has become the stumbling block.” "
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21. april 2017 -
"Jesuit Father James F. Keenan says Easter week is the perfect time to re-read Pope Francis’s 'Amoris Laetitia' - or read it for the first time. He says for Christians, newness is not a contradiction of the past; it’s born from it. The newness of 'Amoris Laetitia' brilliantly brings the tradition into the present, for the sake of the future."
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14. feb. 2017 -
"And he quoted the Pope’s words “never to forget that the Church’s task is often like that of a field hospital”.
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9. feb. 2017 -
"The Holy Father wisely chose not to respond to the five dubia, or questions, posed to him by four cardinals who objected to Amoris Laetitia"
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5. jan. 2017 -
"I propose that the dubia stem from a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of “Amoris Laetitia” and, indeed, of the renewal that began with the Second Vatican Council and was fostered by John Paul II—including his encyclical “Veritatis Splendor.”
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21. dec. 2016 -
"Renowned Vatican commentator and best-selling author John Thavis discusses what is new in Pope Francis' exhortation Amoris Laetitia on love in the family."
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2. okt. 2016 -
"Lige siden 'Amotris Laetita' - Glæden ved kærligheden'- blev udsendt, har journalisterne på pressekonferencerne i flyset hjem efter pavens rejser, benyttet lejligheden til at stille spørgsmål om denne skrivelse. Det var også tilfældet på flyet hjem fra Azerbadjan, hvor paven igen sagde nogle meget centrale - og meget smukke- ting om forståelsen af Skrivelsen.
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27. sept. 2016 -
"Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz of Louisville, Kentucky, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, issued a statement today about the ongoing, fruitful reception and implementation in the United States of Pope Francis' Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation, Amoris Laetitia."
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2. juni 2016 -
"In Pope Francis' new exhortation, "Amoris Laetitia," he wants the truths regarding marriage, sexuality, and family to be unambiguously declared. But he also wants the Church's ministers to reach out in mercy and compassion to those who struggle to incarnate those truths in their lives."
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25. april 2016 -
"Cardinal Donald Wuerl and the Secretary for Pastoral Ministry and Social Concerns, Susan Timoney, STD, sit down to discuss Pope Francis' post-synodal apostolic exhortation, Amoris Laetitia"
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13. april 2016 -
"The hermeneutic of interpretation of Pope Francis’s document on the joy of love, says Wuerl, is that the Church’s teaching on marriage has not changed. Questioning that idea, de Souza responds that Wuerl can only be right if the German and Maltese bishops are wrong."
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13. april 2016 -
"The key, then, to “Amoris Laetitia” is the belief that God is at work in people’s lives. This is what some critics of the document are either missing, downplaying or ignoring. Or they simply don’t believe it"
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8. april 2016 -
" “By and large, the average Catholic is going to find that what the pope is saying here is very arresting and new and creative and imaginative,” Archbishop Cupich said. “He is saying things they haven’t heard before with regard to the church. For instance, individuals, in shaping their conscience, take responsibility, and nobody can come in and in some way try to replace that conscience. He talks about the need for families to be tolerant with each other in situations where people’s lives are not perfect so that we don’t separate ourselves and judge.” "
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8. april 2016 -
" ‘To have a Church document that speaks in a realistic way about the practicalities of family life, is a great encouragement and relevant to our lived experience.’
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8. april 2016 -
"Sådan er hans stil, og det er hans ønske, at der tales om menneskelivets forhold så jordnært som muligt, især når det drejer sig om familien, som hører til de mest elementære realiteter i livet."
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8. april 2016 -
“Amoris Laetitia” is above all a pastoral document, which the pope intends to serve as “an aid to reflection, dialogue and pastoral practice, and as a help and encouragement to families in their daily commitments and challenges.” We hope this round up of in-depth coverage and expert analysis will serve to deepen your own reflection and open a fruitful dialogue about the joys and trials of families today."
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8. april 2016 -
"The archbishop of Vienna’s words are highly significant, since he is considered an authority in such matters. He is one of the theological heavyweights in the College of Cardinals, was chief editor of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, is very close to Benedict XVI and played an important role in the 2014 and 2015 synod of bishops. "
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