Cardinal Cupich: overcome polarization by encountering others as persons
July 13, 2018
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CWN Editor's Note: The cardinal archbishop of Chicago warned against “easily dismissing the views of others, or worse, as happens from time to time in our Catholic community, labeling some bad Catholics or heretics simply because of their opposing views.”
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Posted by: wacondaseeds4507 -
Jul. 13, 2018 1:23 PM ET USA
Let's be honest. If the "opposing views" are clearly heretical, and not simply questionable prudential judgments, and are proclaimed consistently and/or publicly, the person is a bad Catholic and/or heretic. Such a person should be charitably engaged and the errors clarified, rather than personally attacked and called names, but charity includes correction, not glossing over serious error as though a belief that the dictatorship of relativism can be embraced by the Church these days.
