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Roderick Halvorsen • 18 days ago
The Church should be raising standards, not settling for those of decadent society and definitely not lowering them. We should expect Church leaders to be the most morally upright men around, and call them out mercilessly when they spread immorality.
It is true that sexual abuse is pervasive, and it is everywhere, and certainly the Church does not have more of it than other institutions. As the author writes though, other institutions are not the Church, and they are not divine, nor meant for divine ends. We should be more forceful in attacking immorality within the Church than outside, for as Christ said, once salt has lost its flavour, it is good for nothing. If the Church loses sight of her mission - as NOChurch has done -, She is not only worthless but downright nefarious, because wicked men can then give the impression that evil is good.
Traditionalists have been saying this for a long time, and it is about time that others look around and give us credit where we deserve, and apologise for calumniating us. There is plenty of blame to go around, but the solution is simple: Go back to Tradition! That includes traditional practices as well as canonical disciplines.