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Heresy, Apostasy, Corruption,
and Nonsense
from the
Inner Court of the Vatican
Thursday October 9, 2019
“It takes a village to raise a
child” — who said that?
You have only two guesses — and both will be correct!
Hillary (“we
have to change our religious values!”)
Clinton? YES!
Francis,
YES!
This is the bankrupt evangel of Socialism
when Catholicism leaves a vacuum of meaning in the lives of the
least fortunate — the least fortunate are those who
have never heard the Evangel of Christ from a pope,
or the College of Cardinals or the world-wide Body of
apostate Bishops. They have only heard the tiresome but
incessant post-modern ruminations of a doctrine that goes back to
Red October 1917 in Leninist Russia — and most recently in
rancorous leftist social and political — and, yes, ecclesiastical
... circles in America and Europe.
“A global educational pact
is needed to educate us in universal solidarity and a new
humanism.”
— who said that?
... Francis, of course —
among the other Poster Children of the post-Catholic
Vatican II
church — which now openly turns its back on Christ, the Gospels, and
genuine Catholic Doctrine in favor of a not-so-new-Humanism
... which strictly humanizes Christ and rigorously de-humanizes men.
This is not a good idea. Christ promised that
“He that shall deny Me before men, I will also deny him before My
Father who is in Heaven.” (Saint Matthew 10.33). There is
another place altogether where they will be warmly welcomed.
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editor@boston-catholic-journal.com
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Thursday October 2, 2019
Francis attains to an epiphany
FRANCIS:
“Reaching the peripheries – the human, cultural, and
religious settings still foreign to the Gospel: this
is what we call the “missio ad gentes”.
In other words, keeping with Francis's momentum toward religious
syncretism he intends to integrate the “wise” and “ancient” elements
of paganism into Catholicism. It is Francis's unique vision of
missionary activity as the Catholic religion assimilating, and
incorporating into itself (however subreptively), the “wisdom” — and
inevitably the practices — of pagan spiritualities (far older than
God and creation, and therefore more credible than Catholicism which
has much to learn from its elder sibling) which are “closer to the
soil” and, what is more, readily accessible through inhalation.
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editor@boston-catholic-journal.com
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September 28, 2019
https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2019-09/pope-francis-inflight-press-conference-full-text.html
FRANCIS:
“I would like to repeat what the Doctrine of the Church says about this:
When we acknowledge international organisations and we recognise their
capacity to give judgment, on a global scale – for example the international
tribunal in The Hague, or the United Nations. If we consider ourselves
humanity, when they make statements, our duty is to obey. …
we must
obey international institutions. That is why the United Nations were
created. That’s why international courts were created.”
“I believe that international organizations need to propose a process
of accompaniment.” (Sound familiar?
Laudato Si)
“These international institutions help us a lot, always,
and we need to go forward strengthening the international
institutions: the United Nations.”
“Ideological colonization [read: Missionaries and Conversion to
Christ and Catholicism] seeks to cancel the identity of others
to make them equal and they come at you with ideological
proposals that are contrary to the nature of that people, the
history of that people, against the values of that people [human
sacrifice? Animal sacrifice? Voodooism?]. And we must respect
the identity of peoples, this is a premise to defend always.”
“Differences between the religions are not to be cancelled out.”
[otherwise known as Religious Indifferentism: every
way is the way to salvation. There is no one true religion.]
“It is important to avoid proselytism. When you see
religious proposals that follow the path of proselytism, they
are not Christian. They are looking for converts, not
worshippers of God in truth. I want to take this opportunity to
emphasize your interreligious experience which is extremely
beautiful.”
[Saint Matthew 28? A rumor only ...]
“Peace, brotherhood, interreligious co-existence, no proselytism,
these are things that we must learn to foster peace.”
“Walls leave only those who built them. Yes, they leave out many people,
but those who remain inside the walls will be left alone, and in the
end, they will be defeated by great invasions. Xenophobia is a disease.”
[how, we ask, are “invasions”
to be understood apart from the concept of a national sovereignty
that is invaded?
See the next
line]
“You must educate, in order to bring together different tribes, to create
a nation”
[but nations are only distinguishable through
the sovereign borders that define them, borders which
Francis elsewhere equates with “walls”
— much like the 60 ft. walls around
the Vatican that Francis has yet to raze — or those carefully
guarded around St. Marta's where he lives].
“Respect for other religions is important. This is why I tell
missionaries not to proselytize.”
“The prayer intention for this month is specifically for
the protection of the oceans.”
“The pastors must lead their flock between grace and sin, because this
is evangelical morality. Instead, a morality based on such a pelagian
(sic) ideology leads you to rigidity, and today we have
many schools of rigidity within the Church, which are not
schisms, but pseudo-schismatic Christian developments that will
end badly. When you see rigid Christians, bishops, priests,
there are problems behind that,”
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Sunday, 1 September 2019
No, no ... do not
prepare for the long-awaited hour — for the Second Coming of Christ.
We have more pressing concerns!
FRANCIS:
“Dear brothers and sisters, today, 1 September, is the World
Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, an ecumenical prayer
that raises our awareness and commitment to caring for our common
home, starting with a more sustainable personal and
family lifestyle ... it is a favourable time to praise God for all
his creatures and to assume responsibility before the
cry of the Earth.”
http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/angelus/2019/documents/papa-francesco_angelus_20190901.html
Earlier:
“The Earth now cries out to us
because of the harm we have inflicted on her. ...The earth
herself, burdened and laid waste, is among the most abandoned
and maltreated of our poor. The Earth needs both
physical and spiritual attention and awareness, our acts and
prayers, our hands and hearts. Life is a self-sustaining organic
whole of which we are a part.”
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/pope-francis-encyclical-hearing-the-cry-of-the-earth_b_7619794
Hmmmmm ... apart from the melodramatic and
emotionally-saturated nonsense of speaking of “the Earth”
as if the planet were a sentient, tormented, and underprivileged
waif, mournfully staring at us from a carefully choreographed plea
from Save the Children — “maltreated”,
“poor”
and in desperate need of “spiritual attention”
(which Francis rarely accords the Faithful) — let us see how
Francis's compassion for the Earth (a compassion, by the way, that
he insolently withholds from his mere human critics) accords
with Holy Scripture. God's first mandate to man — the
very first, immediately after creating him — was the
following:
“And God blessed them [Adam and Eve], saying:
Increase and multiply, and fill the earth, and subdue
it, and rule over the fishes of the sea, and
the fowls of the air, and all living creatures that
move upon the earth.”
(Genesis 1.28)
But God, of course, did not have the insight Francis has, and
failed to see the “maltreatment”
and “harm that we would inflict on it her" [the
planet], and bring, in fact the planet to copious tears ...
And we thought that Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee,
Sufi-superstar-on-steroids and darling of the
now-dawned-Age-of-Aquarius was the environmental detritus of that
posthumous generation! See
https://www.huffpost.com/author/llewellyn-vaughanlee
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editor@boston-catholic-journal.com
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