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“Are we willing to change? I hope so. Almost every person I speak to about the future of Catholicism says, “The Church really needs to change,” or something to that effect. What we perhaps forget in making this statement is that we are the Church, and so the real question becomes: Are you willing to change? Am I willing to change?”
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Amazon.com: The Necessary Schism of the American Catholic Church eBook : nespolo, simone: Kindle Store
The Roman Catholic Church is too powerful an adversary even for the United States. If confrontation with Mexico becomes inevitable, which side will it take? Could an anticipatory, preemptive schism be necessary? A brief geopolitical essay on religion and power.