"A Church that limits itself to repeating words of wisdom, to giving advice on good social behavior, perhaps adapting, in certain fields, to a generic and "inclusive" language, or simply echoing recommendations of the state and the WHO, perhaps it will be heard. At least in appearance, it will enter the circle of politically correct. But in the end, it will be confused with other agencies of thought and customs and will lose its attractive force and its ability to be a creative minority."
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Amid strikes and protests against Italy’s vaccine rules, a Catholic thinker warns of government overreach (14 December 2021) Catholic News Agency
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