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Please define what is meant by salvific, sacrificial and redemptive suffering. What is their purpose in Roman Catholic theology?

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Is the book The Da Vinci Code allowed to be in Catholic school libraries?

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Why is it that in Scripture we see no Christian priests? Other than the High Priesthood of our Savior, Jesus Christ, and universal priesthood of all believers, there seems to be silence concerning legitimate priests for today in the New Testament. Why would this be so, since the priesthood is such a critical element in the Catholic Church?

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Sometimes in the Catholic Church people receive Holy Communion in both forms, the Body and Blood of Christ, and sometimes they don't. Why?

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My question is about reincarnation. This thought occurred to me as I was saying my prayers one day, and was brought about because of all the fighting, wars, and starvation going on in the world today. Would I be so wrong to think that maybe we have been reincarnated, and that for those that are suffering so badly in this world, this is their hell on earth? Why is it that we in Canada and the United States seem to have so much more than others around the world? And why is there so much suffering that there is nothing anyone could do to help? My niece brought up a point "that God is either all-loving or all-powerful". I said that he is both but she says that it cannot be. If he were all-loving there would be no suffering (this is where I thought that maybe our punishment from a past life might come in). Also, if he were all-powerful he would end all suffering.
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