Pope Francis talked to the Pontifical Biblical Commission today. Full transcript here at Pope: The unbreakable unity between Scripture and Tradition
He said among many things : "Respect for this profound nature of Scripture conditions the very validity and
effectiveness of biblical hermeneutics. This results in the insufficiency of any
interpretation that is either subjective or simply limited to an analysis
incapable of embracing the global meaning that has constituted the Tradition of
the entire People of God over the centuries, which “in credendo falli
nequit" [cannot be mistaken in belief – ed](Conc Second Vatican Ecumenical
Council. VAT. II, Dogmatic Cost. Lumen Gentium, 12)."
I might comment on something relating to this and Pope Benedict's thoughts on the matter later. I want to get a few other Catholic Scripture blogs take.
Friday, April 12, 2013
Pope Francis Says Democracy of The Dead Has A Say - Tradition and Scripture
Posted by James H at 4/12/2013 06:51:00 AM
Labels: Catholic, Pope Francis, Scripture, vatican
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