Pyatcast

Category: Harmatiology

  • Category Fail(ure) – "Especially Sinners"

    Those in the younger generation are familiar with the “fail” lingo, and the (ure) is for the rest of us who still appreciate proper grammar. Anyhow, Catholic News Service reports the pope as saying that “Padre” Pio had a “total willingness to welcome the faithful, especially sinners” – to whom or what is not specified.…

  • Friday Menu: Rotini with Meat Sauce

    I recall some years ago visiting a hotel, and encountering a young man wearing a yarmulke. We met in the lobby of the hotel. After we got on the elevator, he asked me for a favor. He asked me if I would unlock the door of his hotel room for him. You see, the hotel…

  • Who is Harmed When We Sin?

    In a combox of a Catholic blog, from a user purporting to be a high profile Catholic (who I will abbreviate FB), I heard this: “profaning the Lord is just a wrong against God, but God, who is perfect, cannot be diminished by this harm” It reminded me of almost the same remark by Shabir…

  • Reginald Suggests that Roman Catholics Deny the Subjective Sinfulness of Involuntary Sin

    Reginald (a Roman Catholic blogger) in a recent comment on his own blog suggested that Roman Catholics do not believe that involuntary sin is subjectively sinful (although they would agree that it is objectively sinful). In this regard they are clearly contrary to the Orthodox who routinely pray for God to forgive both their voluntary…