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Seems like a strong point, especially since the evangelicals who do the most to answer it basically set up an infallible magisterium or pope (s) to solve their authority problem.— The Boar's Head Tavern
Furthermore, what does the "viability of a celibate male priesthood" have to do with restoring the "teaching authority (magisterium) of the pope, [providing] doctrinal clarity and unity, and [putting] an end to the deviations and diversions that sprang up in the aftermath of the Second Vatican Council"?— National Catholic Reporter
The Church's magisterium has been conscious of the development of the instrument of social communications and has dedicated many interventions and documents to them, so that in a certain sense one can speak of a doctrine of the Church on social communications.— Catholic Online > Daily Readings
Unfortunately the issue has become less of a dialogue between two "spirits" of the Church and rather a statement on which 'power' is greater within the Church-the community or the magisterium.
The magisterium is falsified by Bryan's own criterion.— Triablogue

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