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Does the holiness of the church depend upon the holiness of its members?
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No, of course not. The holiness of the Church depends entirely on its head, which is Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ. Every member of the Church, is by definition, a sinner, saving Our Blessed Lord, and Our Blessed Lady.
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 8y agoNo, the church's holiness is from Christ. However hypocrisy of its members can give a bad impression to others.
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