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Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity

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3. Ultimately, the Pope. He may have delegated authority but it's ultimately his.

Reply to Renew Deal (Reply #2)

Mon Jul 1, 2013, 10:01 PM

Jul 2013

This severely damages their ongoing defense that the dioceses are separate legal entities. If this plays out, their only viable defense is sovereign immunity.

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If he required Vatican consent, the Vatican is directly implicated in this. rug Jul 2013 #1

Your statement is fair Renew Deal Jul 2013 #2

Ultimately, the Pope. He may have delegated authority but it's ultimately his. rug Jul 2013 #3

Would that have been Benedict or John Paul? No Vested Interest Jul 2013 #5

In 2007 that would have been Benedict, or someone working directly under him. rug Jul 2013 #6

It would appear that Nolan is a common liar. Nice person to head the USCCB. olegramps Jul 2013 #4

Ugh. 47of74 Jul 2013 #7