Catholic Word of the Day: MALA FIDE, 05-14-10

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MALA FIDE

In bad faith. An action performed dishonestly, implying that the person is culpably responsible and therefore, in matters of justice, liable to restitution. The opposite of bona fide.

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[Salvation]

So who would have mala fide during these modern times?

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Mass Salutation	Old Law	Nazarene
Subjectivism	Papal Coronation	Apostle
Subdiaconate	Mala Fide

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[Antioch]

In our neck of the woods this week, a serious mala fide moment is the flood of atheist graduates coming out of teacher’s college and faux converting to Catholicism to qualify to teach in our Catholic School system.

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/100509/national/teachers_converting_catholic

[Irisshlass]

Stupik..

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Bart Stupak

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I guess that would be mala fide — all the way!

[the invisib1e hand]

The opposite of bona fide.

I thought Mala was the evil twin of Bona.