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International Crusade for Holy Relics – Internal Report - Members Only These electronic messages are part of the correspondence between the ICHRusa Headquarters, members, and individuals believed to be supporting and/or selling relics thereby violating the Canon Law of the Roman Catholic Church and in some cases Civil Law. This annual report is intended for viewing only by enrolled members of the International Crusade for Holy Relics. This must not be reproduced! The ICHR does not and will not condone the selling of relics, and will do Everything within its powers to see that all Catholic individuals comply to the Code of Canon Law. • Canon 1171 - Sacred things which are destined for divine worship through dedication or a blessing are to be treated with reverence and not to be employed for improper or profane use even if they are under the control of private individuals. • Canon 1190 - It is strictly forbidden to sell sacred relics. • 1376 - One who profanes a movable or immovable sacred thing is to be punished with a just penalty. Simony (SAI-muh-nee): The selling or purchasing of spiritual things, which is forbidden both by natural law and ecclesiastical law. Natural Law: Man’s reasoned participation in God’s eternal law. Natural law is promulgated by God and is the “ objective order” established by Him; furthermore, man uses his reason to promulgate the dictates of natural law, which is ...
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