What is the Catholic Church teaching on the Noahide Laws today? (download handouts from a church)

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On May 27, 2025, the St. Louis de Montfort Catholic Church in New York started holding classes on Noahide Law. Below is their online flyer. We emailed them and received their program. Their email is chirchonew@aol.com (mailto:chirchonew@aol.com). Before the online flyer below is the coursework they sent us. Read the document entitled "Noah" first and then the seven handouts. Please contact the church and share your thoughts. Please review these materials, as these are the claims we must address, which are not even all of them—far from it. We appreciate spiritual and scriptural insight on these matters and welcome you to contact us to collaborate on refuting what may soon be a curriculum in all Catholic churches.

COURSE WORK SENT TO US
Taught at St. Louis de Monfort Catholic Church in New York

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FdcB2jRxdHPkfM3k2AdofQIjlxN08Xs0?usp=drive_link


CATHOLIC CHURCH INTERNET FLIER
St. Louis de Monfort Catholic Church in New York

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