To: Hieronymus
Because Boazmans baptism had not been valid, the subsequent sacraments he received - reconciliation, Holy Communion, confirmation, ordination - were therefore also not valid. His invalid baptism also invalidated many of the sacraments he offered before his valid ordination, including Masses, confessions, and some marriages.Any more comments on the validity of confessions?
3 posted on
09/17/2020 8:25:15 PM PDT by
ebb tide
(We have a rogue curia in Rome.)
To: ebb tide
Need a public service announcement: if you or a loved one went to confession with Father Boazman prior to August 17 please return to the confessional to make a valid confession.
6 posted on
09/17/2020 8:51:06 PM PDT by
JerryBlackwell
(some animals are more equal than others)
To: ebb tide
I never questioned the invalidity of the absolution offered by a non-priest acting in ignorance.
The question concerned the validity and effects of subsequent confessions by the faithful to validly ordained priests when the faithful were not aware that what they previously had thought a confession was not a confession.
I find it very difficult to imagine taking what Trent teaches and arguing from it to a different conclusion that what I have reached.
8 posted on
09/18/2020 2:24:58 AM PDT by
Hieronymus
(“I shall drink to the Pope, if you please, still, to conscience first, and to the Pope afterwards.Â)
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