In today’s On the Square , William Doino wants to remind the press that Francis’ focus on mercy requires a theology of sin:
Francis’ teaching on mercy is beautiful and inspiring, but clearly takes place within his full theology of sin, from which it can never be isolated. It includes acknowledging the shame of our grievous sins, and abandoning them, with the help of the Lord Jesus. Only then can we experience the full joy and healing that awaits us from the merciful Son of Man.
Read the rest here .
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