The real goal of the Amazon Synod is “to change the whole Church according to the most radical versions of liberation theology” despite the media focus on celibacy and female "deacons." Julio Loredo,…Plus
The real goal of the Amazon Synod is “to change the whole Church according to the most radical versions of liberation theology” despite the media focus on celibacy and female "deacons." Julio Loredo, president of the Italian branch of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP) said this to LifeSiteNews.com (June 22). Such a change would be "the most pernicious revolution that has ever happened in the history of the Church,” Loredo added. Loredo worries that the Synod will propose the Amazonian tribes as bearers of a new revelation for our times and are presented as the "evangelizers of the world.” The Instrumentum laboris presents the Indian tribes as idyllic although some practice cannibalism, infanticide and witchcraft. Picture: panamazonsynodwatch.com, #newsTvdfcmsdnx
i do agree with tis déclaration of cardinal brandmuller ; i am french; the church of france is in a sort of spiritual coma swallowing any héresy coming from the pope they reject the true catholic faith …Plus
i do agree with tis déclaration of cardinal brandmuller ; i am french; the church of france is in a sort of spiritual coma swallowing any héresy coming from the pope they reject the true catholic faith even the charismatic community such as emmanuel ITS VERY UPSETTING AND SAD I TRY MY BEST BUT NOBODY LISTEN TO ME BUT MY OWN FAMILY WHO PRAY THE ROSARY
The Amazon Synod aims primarily at abolishing celibacy and at introducing a female "priesthood," starting with "deaconesses," Cardinal Walter Brandmüller, 90, writes on Kath.net (June 27). According …Plus
The Amazon Synod aims primarily at abolishing celibacy and at introducing a female "priesthood," starting with "deaconesses," Cardinal Walter Brandmüller, 90, writes on Kath.net (June 27). According to Brandmüller the working document implies the Church's self-destruction or her transformation into a secular NGO with an ecological-social-psychological mandate. Brandmüller criticizes the document’s positive assessment of pagan religions including a proposed dialogue with spirits [demons]. He notices an attack on the Church's hierarchical-sacramental structure as the document aims at reconsidering the link between Holy Orders and the power of government (jurisdiction). The cardinal observes that the document starts from a immanentist understanding of religion and considers religion as a result and expression of man's own spiritual experience. Brandmüller qualifies the document as "apostasy", because it questions and misunderstands Divine Revelation, and as "heretical", because it contradicts …Plus
