Brandmüller: On that I must disagree. This is a misrepresentation of the facts. I have not yet publicly expressed myself after the publication of the letter. I have published an aid to interpreting the expected document only before publication. So to talk about a criticism is also incorrect.
Monday, May 2, 2016
Interview of Cardinal Brandmüller on "Amoris laetitia": "Exceptions Are a Dead End"
Brandmüller: On that I must disagree. This is a misrepresentation of the facts. I have not yet publicly expressed myself after the publication of the letter. I have published an aid to interpreting the expected document only before publication. So to talk about a criticism is also incorrect.
Friday, April 29, 2016
Bicycling in the Sanctuary --- The "Model" of the "Merciful" Bishops
Archbishop Lorefice Travels With His Bike Through the Presbyterium of his Cathedral |
"Palermo. Primatiale Metropolitan Cathedral of the Assumption, Wednesday, April 27, 2016: Feast of the Athletes. Image: His Excellency Most Reverend Monsignor Corrado Lorefice, Archbishop-Metropolitan, Primate of Sicily, on a bicycle in the chancel of his cathedral..
Trans: Tancred vekron99@hotmail.com
Link to Katholisches...
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Archbishop Osoro Will Now Participate in Cardinal Müller's Book Presentation After All
Cardinal Müller may not present his book at the Archdiocesan University. But will at least participate at the presentation. |
Osoro accused publisher of asserting a "non-existent" conflict
Osoro, because of criticism over a "fake resume," will now participate
Image: Infovaticana
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Archbishop Bans Cardinal Müller From University Because New Book is, "Against the Pope"
Archbishop of Madrid Prohibits Book Launch
Has Archbishop Osoror falsified his resume?
Mons. Carlos Osoro Sierra è nato a Castañeda, provincia e diocesi di Santander, il 16 maggio 1945. Dopo aver studiato Magistero presso la Escuela Normal ed aver esercitato la docenza per un anno a Santander, è entrato nel seminario per le vocazioni adult Colegio Mayor El Salvador di Salamanca, ove ha frequentato i corsi di Filosofia e Teologia presso la Pontificia Università di quella città, ottenendo la licenza nelle due discipline . Ha pure conseguito la licenza in Scienze Esatte dell'Università Complutense di Madrid e in Pedagogiadell'Università di Salamanca. (Emphasis added by the editors)
Image: Infovaticana
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Masonleaks -- Leak of Documents from the Grand Lodge of France
"Revelations about the secret government, which determines the new world order."
Stop Mensonges - to protect the parties there is no information on the origin of the papers
OCLCTIC commenced investigations
Grand Master of the Grand Orient drew from Simone Veil - "Abortion is a cornerstone of our society"
He also praised the abortion law as "a symbol of the improvement of man and society, in the Masonic work".
image. Corrispondenza Romana
Does Cardinal Casper Want Women Cardinals? Women Should Have a Say in the Conclave
Image: MiL (Screenshot)
WDR Photo of Panda With Inverted Cross
An inverted cross is on the Panda mask of rapper Cro, with the WDR advertising for the music channel "1-live".
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Jesuit Manuel Carreia: "Islam, the Worst Plague the Human Race Has EverSeen"
Latin Church in Mossul Blown Up by Islamists
(Bagdad) On Sunday, 24. April the Latin Church in the old city of Mossul was destroyed by explosives.
The church which is entrusted to the Dominican Order under the name of "Church of the Miraculous Mother of God" and because of its bell tower clock, popularly known as the "Clock Church".
According to an unofficial statement by the Chaldean Patriarchate, the attack was accomplished by the Islamic State (IS) which has controlled the northern Iraqi city since June 9, 2014.
Sources which Fides cite, suggest that the jihadists of the des Islamic State (IS) had been plundering the area around the church. Shortly after that, the church was blown up.
The official statement by the Chaldean Patriarchate described the "pain" over the destruction of the church. Iraqi politicians were asked to "quickly resolve this" and direct a "real national reconciliation," which, "will cease any further spreading of terrorism."
The Latin Church with its clock tower church, was the image of the old city of Mosul. The tower was a gift of the Empress Eugenie, the wife of Emperor Napoleon III. of France.. It has not been ruled out that this church's connection to France is what made it a target of the terrorist attack.
Text: Giuseppe Nardi
Bild: NCAu (Screenshot)
Trans: Tancred vekron99@hotmail.com
Edit: so glad this was ironed out by Nostrae Aetate.
AMDG
Monday, April 25, 2016
After 50 Years of Liberal Church Management: 36 of 110 Churches of Brussels Will be Closed
36 of 110 Churches of Brussels shall soon be closed: The fate of St. Nicholas (left) and Our Lady of Zavel are not certain. |
Brussels is also the headquarters of the European Union. The leftist city government majority in the municipal council consists of one third Muslims. These are two aspects that provide explanations for this unprecedented decline. Another key aspect is the decades-long line of liberal archbishops in the Archdiocese.
Cardinal Danneel's restructuring plans
Yet in 2010 there was a turning point: Archbishop André-Joseph Léonard tried as archbishop of Mechelen-Brussels, certainly with recognizable success, to revive by the establishment and promotion of a small but faithful group in some churches that had been devastated for decades by his predecessor, Cardinal Godfried Danneels (Archbishop 1980-2010, Cardinal since 1983) which were already threatened of being put up for sale. Léonard's term of only five years, however, was too short. In addition, this churchman who fought in Europe's front line, received neither the necessary encouragement nor the necessary support.
Although Brussels has traditionally been linked to the dignity of cardinal, he was not granted it by Benedict XVI. not out of a false consideration for Danneels who was not yet 80 years old. Pope Francis did not even think to dream of it, to give a "Ratzingerian" like Léonard, the declared object of hatred of Francis-friend Danneels, the purple dignity. So Léonard's days were numbered.
On November 6, 2015, he was retired by Francis. With Jozef De Kesel, a Danneels man was named as the new archbishop, who quicly moved away from Léonard's restoration efforts and returned to the closure and sale policy of Danneels. Houses of worship would be sold off for little money. According to the plans of Archbishop De Kesel, newly established in his post on December 12, 2015 soon, there would be 36 of 110 churches closed in the "capital" of Europe. There has been no comparable action by the Church in all of its History in a European capital.
Archbishop De Kesel made his plans known in 2005
The daily newspaper La Libre published the plans with two articles. This did not only disturb the peace of Belgian Catholics. The question touches on other places of European catholicity in addition to Belgium, which are in the post-conciliar decline.
The third Christian millennium began with Cardinal Danneel's "restructuring plans". The conveyance and merging of parishes were central keywords that were given concrete shape from 2005 onwards. Jozef De Kesel was then Episcopal Vicar for the Vicariate Brussels, one of the three vicariates of the Archdiocese. It was De Kesel who announced the plans for the "future" of parishes in 2005. They were based on two considerations: as the number of Catholics decline, the number of parishes was greater than the demand, and especially greater than the funds; in addition, the high number of parishes of our Church does not fit the "multireligious and multicultural" dimension "of our modern society." It's a common choice of words to disguise Islamization. In Brussels there are more practicing Muslims than Catholics. The first name Mohammed has lead for several years on the list of newborn boys. Yet the theme of Islamization is politically undesirable among the dominant forces and must therefore must not be addressed. The same applies to the disintegration of the Catholic community through immigration into many small, independent, ethnic communities. Even immigration coming from Catholic sources has brought fragmentation rather than unity.
Current situation
The Kingdom of Belgium is a historical artifact in a linguistic-cultural space in transition. Since Germany, the Netherlands and France have territorial claims on the region, the great powers created it in 1830 from the former Austrian-Netherlands into a separate state in order not to disturb the balance of power. The inner layer is linguistically therefore, somewhat more complex than in other European countries, and this includes Church organization.
In the area of Brussels, there are 107 parishes which employ 250 priests. 11 pastoral units are Dutch-speaking (Flemish), 25 pastoral units are French (Walloons). Plus, there are 42 different foreign-language communities. All of these parishes, units and communities are summarized in four deaneries. According to information of the weekly magazine Tempi 36 pastoral parish units will be dissolved and at least one church be closed.
This does not mean that all churches are to be profaned immediately. But it is to say that all church activities such as baptisms, first communions, confirmations, catecheses are discontinued. The profanation and the sale are the next step. The first article of Le Libre last March 22 was like a shock to the faithful.
Churches as an object of speculation?
Some parishes are hard to keep. There is a lack of faithful and the funds are scarce among Brussels Catholics. The radical deforestation leaves the faithful in fear that even vibrant parishes could fall under the bureaucrat's wheels when their churches located in "interesting" parts of the city are set aside for real estate speculation. Among the seven criteria for the conveyance of parishes is the term "urban projects."
Above all, the faithful do not understand why parishes are to be dissolved, although there are enough priests to look after them.
The pastor of a small parish that is to be abandoned, asked not to close the church, but to leave it to the Polish community which still lacks their own church. The proposal was rejected.
According to La Libre there is no definite decision which parishes are to be closed. In the near future a meeting between a group of concerned Catholics and the reigning Episcopal Vicar for Brussels, Jean Kockerols, is to take place.
New Archbishop De Kesel has Introduced His Closure Plan Again
The big "remodeling" of the Catholic Church in Brussels, which had been put in the drawer by Archbishop Léonard, had once again been put on the table as soon as De Kesel took over the office as Archbishop. De Kesel announced the "reconstruction" in his pastoral letter of 2005. Cardinal Danneels wanted De Kesel to be installed as his successor in 2010. That was rejected by Benedict XVI. who gave the assignment to Léonard, the then Bishop of Namur, with the attempt to at revival. With the election of Pope Francis, however, in which Cardinal Danneels as a member of Team Bergoglio and the secret circle Sankt Gallen is again operational, the chapter of Léonard and Benedict XVI. for the Belgian church came to an end faster than expected.
Soon numerous Brussels churches are being offered on the real estate market for sale. It's a sad highlight in the decline of the self-adulating conciliar Church which says there is "no alternative." .
Text: Giuseppe Nardi
Image: Wikicommons (assembly)
Trans: Tancred vekron99@hotmail.com
Link to Katholisches...
AMDG
Sunday, April 24, 2016
Cardinal Ravasi Twitters His Dismay Over Death of Pop Star, Again
After the death of the U.S. musician Prince there was shock overall in the Vatican. The President of the Pontifical Council for Culture,Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, twittered on Friday morning a citation from the "artist": "Sometimes, sometimes I wish that life was never ending/All good things, they say, never last." These words come from the song "Sometimes It Snows in April" of 1986. [Doesnt he have more important things to do?]
On Thursday evening Prince's speaker announced his death at his residence in Paisley Park in the US-State of Minnesota. An official report about the cause of his death is not available yet. In March, Prince announced his desire to write his memoirs.
Besides Ravasi US-President Barack Obama issued a statement. "Today we have lost a creative icon." He said in a statement from Washington. Niagara Falls was lit with lilac in remembrance of probably his most famous song, "Purple Rain". He was 57.
Prince did not enter into any cliches and formed a complex figure; little was it known that the deceased rebel artist with the image of a sex idol was a deeply religious man. He was the member of the "Jehovah's Witnesses", but often expressed his appreciation for the pope and for every racy sing, like "Darling Nikki", he wrote a religious one like "The Cross.". He created artistic borderlines, in which he mixed prudery with fantasies of sexually starved people. He also viewed the energy between the sexes in a religious context.
Up until his death at the age of 57, Prince remained eccentric, in fathomable, and yet very close to his fans, whom he yet provoked --for example as "Mister Purple Rain" spoke against "gay marriage." "God came to earth and saw people sticking it wherever and doing it to whatever and he just cleaned up," explained the star in an interview. "He said, enough is enough." It was a sensation that recently the star offered a free concert in Baltimore to honor the young black, Freddie Gray, who died in police custody that unleashed unrest in the city in April 2015.
http://kath.net/news/54924
Potato Sack Bishops Form Potato Sack Priests
For the rebellious 68er old progressivists, who have the say in today's modern Church, the potato sack bishop is no danger. On the contrary he serves as welcome cover. |