YOUCAT Lesson 319
YOUCAT the catechism
for Catholic youth
319 Are we responsible for
the sins of other people?
No, we are not responsible for other people’s sins, unless
we are guilty of misleading or seducing another person to sin or of cooperating
in it or of encouraging someone else to sin or of neglecting to offer a timely
warning or our help. [1868]
“The last several decades have
demonstrated that Hollywood, for good or ill, has the ability to shape the
ideals, values and character of its consumers.
As such, the moral impact that the book Fifty Shades of Grey has on the
conscience of its viewers cannot be met with casual indifference...both the
book and the movie go way beyond what authentic romance truly is. … Mind
you, to glamorize or normalize sexually aggressive acts of this nature is ... a
sin against God and a rejection of his plan for his people.” --Green Bay, Wisconsin,
Bishop David Ricken in his diocesan publication, “The Compass”. …319
1868
V. THE PROLIFERATION OF SIN
- by participating directly and voluntarily in them;
- by ordering, advising, praising, or approving them;
- by not disclosing or not hindering them when we have an obligation to do so;
- by protecting evil-doers. –Catechism of the Catholic Church, Second Edition
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