Pentecost, June 4, 2006

"Now, listen up; this is the Holy Spirit talking. Everybody start talking Latin!" This is not the way the Holy Spirit works. Unfortunately, the recent unpleasantness regarding English liturgical texts would lead one to believe that some highly-placed people in the Church do think that this is how the Spirit operates. Today's passage from Acts contradicts them. -- I do have one retraction of something I said. I do believe that God deals with sinners with respect for the sinner's individuality.

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