Thursday, January 29, 2015

Vanishing Faith in the Eucharist is Reason for Priest Shortage

Bishop Klaus Küng with Graduates of the
Philosophical-Theological College of
St. Pölten
(Vienna) Bishop Klaus Küng of St. Pölten in Lower Austria has indentified that the decline of faith is the reason for the lack of priestly vocations. The bishop described the dwindling "faith in the Eucharist, that Jesus Christ himself is present, that the sacrifice he has taken on the cross is made ​​present," as the reason for the shortage of priests, which is a "'great tribulation" for  the Church.  Bishop Küng said last Wednesday before the Thomas Academy at the Philosophical-Theological College St. Pölten.  There are "astonished eyes" in the church "when we call priests from Poland, India and Africa to us." Often celibacy is responsible for the increasing shortage of priests, but the real reason was the "disappearance of faith," said Bishop Küng. It should also be less the Church, which - as often claimed - a "unintelligible language", but rather the "life of the people, consumer behavior and bustle" that they "hard receptive to the message of Christ" do.
Throughout history, the Church has often resembled a "wild garden". But it has ever been "newly planted and watered" again and again. So in spite of everything today, said the Bishop. "seeds" would germinate and bear fruit and that applies to every believer as well as  family, community and church.  God counted on  a "sower" to ensure "that we lend him voice, hands and heart and through our personal testimony to multiply the faith," said Klaus Küng, who has led, since 2004, the Diocese of St. Pölten. Previously, he was the  bishop of Feldkirch (Vorarlberg) for 15 years.   Küng who belongs to Opus Dei is going to finish his 75th year this coming September 17.  It is believed that Pope Francis is going to emeritus him in the fall.

Eucharist is the "Beating Heart" of the Church

As a consultant   the nun, Sister Maria Lisa Haim, also spoke on the Holy Eucharist as the "vital principle" and "beating heart" of the Church. The entire daily life of the Church would be strengthened and invigorated by it, such as preaching and diaconal life. The Second Vatican Council  Eucharist, therefore,  described the Eucharist as "the source and summit of the Christian life."  The  decree "Lumen Gentium", since it is the sacrament that love, "which comes from God and Jesus bids  his disciples do as he has" says Sr. Haim., who herself belongs to the  pontifically recognized Community, Pro Deo et Fratribus - Family of Mary,  while she is also a graduate of the Philosophical-Theological College St. Pölten. Her community  which belongs to the priestly community Work of Jesus the High Priest (OJSS) has taken over the former Servite House of Gratzen (Nove Hrady) and looks after the nearby pilgrimage site of Maria Brünnl (Dobra Voda) in the former German-South Bohemia (Sudetenland) near the border to Austria.

Protect Life from Conception to Natural death

As part of the Thomas Academy  two theses of the graduates from  the  Philosophical-Theological College  were also presented about the right to life. Julia Blaimschein spoke on "The moral Status of Human Embryos."  She showed five arguments, the "good reasons" there are to protect the human embryo after conception. 
Eva Doppelbauer, former spokeswoman for Gloria.tv, spoke about "Euthanasia as a Conspiracy Against Life". The speaker warned of the "case of pity" and pointed out that  a slow but steady shifting of arguments and steps will lead towards the legalization of euthanasia.
Text: Giuseppe Nardi
image: Philosophical-Theological College of St. Pölten (Screenshots)
Trans: Tancred vekron99@hotmail.com
Link to Katholisches....
AMDG

19 comments:

  1. SHOCKING NEWS:
    Pope Francis To Followers: “Koran And Holy Bible Are The Same”
    http://nationalreport.net/pope-francis-followers-koran-holy-bible

    https://partneringwitheagles.wordpress.com/2015/01/29/monumental-

    http://ozziesaffa.blogspot.com/2015/01/pope-francis-to-followers-koran-and.html

    aberration-from-pope-francis-koran-and-holy-bible-are-the-same/

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  2. Shocking news: Pope Francis reads the Koran in public: shocking picture

    http://www.aol.com/article/2014/11/29/pope-prays-in-istanbul-mosque-in-new-outreach/21000489/

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  3. HOW FAITHFUL CATHOLICS BAND TOGETHER EN MASSE TO FORCE POPE FRANCIS TO RESIGN?

    IF YOU READ TODAY'S NEWS, THE SCANDAL OVER HIS RECIEVING A TRANSSEXUAL WOMAN AND HER "FIANCE" AND ENCOURAGING THEM TO START A FAMILY IS SPREADING LIKE WILD.....AND THE REACTION FOR EVERYONE IS 100% NEGATIVE TO POPE FRANCIS. HE IS THE OBJECT OD RIDICULE AND ABUSE NOW......WELL DESERVED!!!
    BUT ALSO, THIS a.m THERE WAS A NEWS REPORT THAT THIS PRETEND POPE JUST SUPRESSED/DID AWAY WITH THE FEAST OF SS PETER AND PAUL IN ST. PETER'S SQUARE (THE CEREMONY WHERE THE POPE BESTOWS THE PALLIUM ON ARCHBISHOPS), ACCORDING TO THE REPORT, THE ARCHBISHOP WILL JUST HAVE THE PALLIUM GIVEN TO HIM WHEREEVER HE LIVES AT HOME.

    ROMANS ARE UP IN ARMS ANGRY, BECAUSE IT IS ONE OF THEIR FAVORITE RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS TO CELEBRATE AT THE VATICAN.

    GOOD CARDINALS, BISHOPS, PRIESTS, FAITHFUL MUST BAND TOGETHER TO FORCE FRANCIS OUT, AND HIS ASSOCIATES,, AND ELECT A CATHOLIC POPE THE NEXT TIME....NOT A PERVERT HERETIC.

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    1. So how do you know what the Pope talked abotu with the Transsexual? Perhaps repentance? I think you are the heretic . . . .

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    2. His interactions with disordered individuals are hardly confrontational. They read like endorsements.

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    3. And "Diego" later said +Bergoglio was pleased that he was adopting in an interview with La Republica.

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    4. Tancred: If this is correct it is important but I have been unable to find any such statement in La Repubblica. They seem to have taken all their information from Hoy which seems to have a monopoly on this story. Can you provide a link to this statement?

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    5. In L'Avenirre, rather, according to Nardi. He doesn't get much wrong.

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  4. http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message2780821/pg1

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  5. They are upset over the celebration?? The bad part about this is in where and how the pallium is received locally because the perecption will be that each bishop is his own boss. No need of a pope or "bishop of Rome".This is all quite planned and well orchestrated by the Prots in Rome.

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  6. It is definitively the invalid, protestant, fabricated anthropocentric anathematised vernacular Novus Ordo service which is responsible for the wholesale decline in the liberal modernist neo-pagan church. With no Real Presence and no real priests permitting women and girls to stalk all over what was once a sanctuary, no sensible young Catholic boy would ever want to waste his time trainibng to become an amateur entertainer presiding over a feminised inculturated liturgical jamboree.

    Lex Orandi = Lex Credendi = Lex Vivendi = Lex Provendi = Quod Erat Demonstrandum

    The NO is condemned to extinction. Deo Gratias!

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    1. Do you think changing the rite of holy orders,rite of confirmation,extreme unction, holy matrimony,baptizm,recognizing pagan religions,kissing the quran, sitting in synagogues lime Joseph Ratzinger,etc had anything to do with the decline of vocations?

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  7. Be Catholic. Or don't be.January 30, 2015 at 2:00 PM

    This can't be right. The seminaries are overflowing and new ones must be built. There were over 330 seminarians worldwide last year alone. Oh wait. This is in the real Catholic Church, the so-called "Traditional" Catholic circle.

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  8. The report about Islam is a hoax - it even sounds fishy:

    http://corbiniansbear.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/pope-hoax.html

    As for the pallia - IIRC they have on occasion been conferred by others than the Popes, so I don't think this is comparable to Paul VI's abolition of the tonsure or of the subdiaconate. I can see that it may be unpopular at Rome, but, like beatification by ordinaries instead of by the Pope alone, it can be justified by the principle of subsidiarity.

    Traditionalists shouldn't jump to conclusions or assume the worst - anything the Press says on Church matters needs to be taken with a grain of salt, because it it not unknown for the Press to distort what comes from Rome. (This happened a lot to Benedict XVI). A lot of what is said can in any can be given a perfectly scandal-free and harmless interpretation. In a less excitable & feverish age, that is what would happen, and rightly so.

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    1. I usually delete this guy's posts but not everything he posts is baloney. I do think it tends to be malicious.

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  9. can in any can be = can in any case be

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  10. Thank you for publishing this good news, that is, that there are still faithful Catholics in Austria. Based on reading your site, I honestly thought all was lost in that country. God bless and keep Austria!

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  11. My neighbor who has a daughter in the convent in Italy (she went to an Italian Order which still wear the old fashioned 1950's habits and are true nuns, rather than seek a USA Order which modified itself), just returned from Rome.
    She said that the people in Rome itself are turning against this Pope. And so is much of Italy. They see him as a radical who would destroy and do away with much more than Paul VI during his 1970-78 period of abolisihing ceremony and symbolism of the Papacy and traditional Faith.
    I don't remember her daughter's Orders name, other than it's something like "Ancelle di Gesu Sacerdote", or something like that.
    They are an old Order, founded in 1881 as religious educators in schools, and missionaries. Her daughter is the 2nd American member. They have at present 16 postulants, of which 2 are Americans....so it must be a good group. The rest are local Italian girls and 1 from Korea. She gave me a photo of them, and I was amazed to see really traditional nuns. Their veil would making droving in a car difficult though ! LOL
    But there is good news around about the Church. Here and there are Orders etc. which have escaped the disaster of Vatican II. The Order has 226 members, which isn't big, but my neighbor said the Mother General said they are down a little, but not collapsed since Vatican II, and are even thinking of opening 2 new convents/schools in Italy this year. So where traditional Catholicism is, it is flourishing and hopefully will escape the eye of the heretic Pope, who probably despises these good nuns who use the Vatican II Mass ad orientam, but sing in their choir in Italian AND Latin.

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  12. Who is this man, and how did he become an Austrian bishop?

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