Dunnigan is worth reading on Legion debacle
Michael Dunnigan, a canon and civil lawyer, has just published in Christifidelis (27/2, May 1, 2009) a very interesting analysis of the stagnant mess that is the Legion of Christ and Regnum Christi. (How unfortunate that such a sentence must even be written.)
Anyway, Dunnigan explores several canonical questions that others have only been able to suggest, and he does so, I think, with balance and insight. I won't try to recap those points here; instead, I just pass along that, for those interested in seeing the LC/RC disaster settled as best one can, Dunningham's observations should be considered.
Update: Until the Dunnigan article appears on the Christifidelis website, you can read it here: http://krestaintheafternoon.blogspot.com/2009/04/sign-and-counter-sign.html. Best, edp.
Anyway, Dunnigan explores several canonical questions that others have only been able to suggest, and he does so, I think, with balance and insight. I won't try to recap those points here; instead, I just pass along that, for those interested in seeing the LC/RC disaster settled as best one can, Dunningham's observations should be considered.
Update: Until the Dunnigan article appears on the Christifidelis website, you can read it here: http://krestaintheafternoon.blogspot.com/2009/04/sign-and-counter-sign.html. Best, edp.
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