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Quick Questions Does laicization remove a priest's powers?
Quick Questions If my mother annuls her marriage to my father, does that mean my siblings and I are illegitimate?
Quick Questions Can a Catholic attend an Anglican mass as a visitor?
Quick Questions Do the indulgences granted for praying the rosary require that all of the mysteries are prayed?
Quick Questions Eastern-rite Catholics use leavened bread in Holy Communion, but Roman-rite Catholics use unleavened bread. Why the difference?
Quick Questions Are prenuptial agreements forbidden?
Quick Questions Does the Church still teach you have to go to confession before receiving Communion?
Quick Questions Should children make their first confession before or after receiving First Communion?
Quick Questions How often can you receive Communion at Mass on the same day?
Quick Questions Why can't my 13-year-old brother-in-law be a godfather if he's been confirmed?
Quick Questions May Protestants who believe in the Real Presence receive Communion?
Quick Questions How many times in a day may I receive Communion?
Quick Questions What do the references CCC, CIC, CCEO, and DS mean?
Quick Questions Can an infant be baptized if the godparents haven’t been confirmed?
Quick Questions Why is a fee required for an annulment?
Quick Questions Are there requirements for being a godparent?
Quick Questions May deacons anoint the sick?
Quick Questions How can a couple live together for years and then have their marriage annulled?
Quick Questions Can a non-Catholic friend of mine can go to a priest and receive the sacrament of reconciliation? I believe he’s been baptized but has never really practiced any faith.
Quick Questions Were we correct to stop anointing our prayer group members with oil?

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Not Peace But a Sword
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"Love men, slay error; without pride be bold in the truth, without cruelty fight for the truth."

~ Augustine of Hippo, prescribing sincerest love for the erring with keen repugnance for the error to which they cling, anticipating the very definition of true civic tolerance, as detailed in the article Religious Toleration.