Mary Healy

Today, we're talking about the Commandments.

We've been building to this section for quite some time, ever since we talked with Dr. Mary Healy about the Commandments, the moral life.

We've been, man, building towards this moment where we're gonna launch into the Commandments, and so we're gonna hear the Commandments as well as read paragraphs 2052 to 2063.

And in that, we're gonna hear this, this...

You see the message Leo is sending with this.

We hold that it is time for those who have become part of the Tridentine liturgical movement to reconsider their position and Cavadini wrote along with Mary Healy and Thomas Wynandi.

The authors maintain that it is, quote, incumbent on those in the Tridentine movement for the well-being of the body of Christ to return to the church's ordinary liturgical form in the interest of unity.

That sounds like something Francis or Leo could have written.

Right.

Um, So fast forward the January of 2022, and I happened to be at St. Mark's at a parish mission, and Dr. Mary Healy was speaking on the Gospel of Luke.

And I had the chance to speak with her after Mass and was talking to her about it.

just our diocese and our bishop.

I didn't know about bishops and talk with Cindy Anderson.

And so I didn't know what the school was.

And Dr. Mary Healy said that, well, there's a lady here in Boise that's gone through the school.

You should connect with her.

Now, even though it comes up oftentimes in the liturgy, there's a tendency to not talk about it, even those times when the passage is central.

Mary Healy, in her commentary on the Gospel of Mark,

talks about how often Jesus says, listen, pay attention, hear.

Don't just hear, but heed, actually act on what I'm telling you to do.