I love this interview, especially thoughts on "being catholic in our own way", that there are those who are earnest in their faith who have given up on looking to church "authority" for answers. I really appreciate the emphasis on it being useful to name both, that there is injustice at play in any organized system, but there are always people existing within those systems that are aware and aligning their own hearts with the truth. I think this is so important in not lumping all those who identify with catholicism with their authorities that attempt to govern them because especially when it comes to faith, spirit is imply ungovernable, although there will forever be attempts to do so. The insights here are so helpful.
I love this interview, especially thoughts on "being catholic in our own way", that there are those who are earnest in their faith who have given up on looking to church "authority" for answers. I really appreciate the emphasis on it being useful to name both, that there is injustice at play in any organized system, but there are always people existing within those systems that are aware and aligning their own hearts with the truth. I think this is so important in not lumping all those who identify with catholicism with their authorities that attempt to govern them because especially when it comes to faith, spirit is imply ungovernable, although there will forever be attempts to do so. The insights here are so helpful.