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Wednesday, January 15, 2020

Proportionality


George MacKay, Center, Stars In A Scene From The Movie "1917." CNS Photo/Universal

'1917' and remembering who we are: is a film reviewed by Bishop Robert Barron.  Not only does he think that WWI did not meet the criteria for the Church's principles for a Just War, according to Barron, but he also blames the loss of faith on the war, too.  A brutal, nonsensical combat, for what?
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