#12758 Why Do Different Some Priests Teach Differently? Eucharist, Sin - Tim Staples

<p>&#8220;Why do some priests teach differently?&#8221; This question opens a discussion on the diversity of teachings within the Church, addressing concerns about consistency in doctrine. Other topics include the Church&#8217;s stance on charging for weddings and the significance of the Eucharist as a propitiatory sacrifice, along with the standards Catholics are held to regarding mortal sin.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>03:19 &#8211; I don’t understand why different priests have different teachings &#8212; if it’s one Church shouldn’t there be one teaching? Also I don’t understand why the Church charges for weddings &#8212; shouldn’t it be free?</li>
<li>17:32 &#8211; How do we know that the Early Church Fathers’ writings are correct?</li>
<li>24:25 &#8211; How is the Eucharist truly propitiatory as stated in CCC 1367?</li>
<li>48:15 &#8211; Why are Catholics held to a different standard? For example, for us it is a mortal sin if we miss Mass on a holy day.</li>
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