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We Are Not the Church Impotent



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The forces of evil concentrate their fire on the Vicar of Christ, who is the authoritative interpreter of the moral law. We must respond with loyal defense of him and of the Church. We are not, to borrow a phrase, the Church impotent. We are part of the Church Militant. Our job is to fight for the Truth. -  (From Our Job is to Fight for the Truth by the late Dr. Charles E. Rice) 

 

May the soul of Dr. Rice and the souls of all the faithfully departed through the mercy of God rest in peace! Amen

 

 


  

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