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We strongly affirm the separation of church and state, and just as strongly protest the distortion of that principle to mean the separation of religion from public life.
Chuck Colson, Richard Neuhaus, et al. (Evangelicals & Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium)
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In their relationship to God, persons have a dignity and responsibility that transcends, and thereby limits, the authority of the state and of every other merely human institution.
Chuck Colson, Richard Neuhaus, et al. (Evangelicals & Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium)
To propose that securing civil virtue is the purpose of religion is blasphemous. To deny that securing civil virtue is a benefit of religion is blindness.
Chuck Colson, Richard Neuhaus, et al. (Evangelicals & Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium)
1. detail of The Last Communion of Saint Jerome, by Sandro Botticelli, early 1490s. (x) 2. detail of The Last Communion of Saint Joseph of Calasanz, by Francisco Goya, 1819. (x) 3. detail of an icon depicting the last Communion of Saint Mary of Egypt.
Suffering and diminishment are not the greatest of evils but are normal ingredients in life, especially in old age. They are to be expected as elements of a full human existence. […] If the Lord calls me now to a period of weakness, I know well that His power can be made perfect in infirmity.
- Cardinal Avery Dulles, in his Farewell Address, given April 1st of 2008.
God alone, I learned from the New Testament, was good and true in an unqualified sense. And the same God in all His beauty and majesty became one of our human family in Jesus Christ, the Truth, the Way, and the Life. The most important thing about my career, and many of yours, I feel sure, is the discovery of the pearl of great price, the treasure hidden in the field, the Lord Jesus Himself.
- Cardinal Avery Dulles, in his Farewell Address, given April 1st of 2008. Image: Jesus Christ Descending from Heaven, by vukkostic
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Respect for the deposit of faith should not be called conservatism in the pejorative sense, but a simple loyalty to the word of God.
Cardinal Avery Dulles, in his Farewell Address, given April 1st of 2008.
Have already queued up a bunch of quotes from it for the Week of Christian Unity and for International Day for Religious Freedom (as well as a few others for the normal queue), but if you haven't read it already, Evangelicals & Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium was a pretty good read.
[T]radition is a developing thing because the Church lives in history. Tradition develops in fidelity to its own deepest principles […] Developments of doctrine always involve a certain continuity; a reversal, of course, is not a development.
Cardinal Avery Dulles, in his Farewell Address, given April 1st of 2008.
