Cardinal Müller: “The laws of logic and physics are also valid” – for Pope Francis

en.news8 years ago

Cardinal Müller: “The laws of logic and physics are also valid” – for Pope Francis

Cardinal Gerhard Müller spoken on March 1 to Edward Pentin about the Vatican’s handling of clergy homosexual abuse.

Müller pointed out that the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith needs competent collaborators who can carry out the procedures in a timely manner, “Unfortunately, many competent employees were dismissed [by Francis’ direct intervention] for no reason and against my express will.”

Müller concluded, “You cannot part with your best horses and at the same time demand the carriage goes at a higher speed. The laws of logic and physics are also valid in the Church.”

Picture: Gerhard Ludwig Müller, © Michael Swan, CC BY-ND, #newsOpleoqhgnu

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De Profundis8 years ago

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Josefine8 years ago

He should not fail to give instructions that the abuse of power and the laws of physics have no validity in Heaven. The Church is the Body of Christ and we as lays are also called and chosen out of the world. The Church is both, lay and clergy.
But there is a danger for the called people to be refused if they don´t wear a ´wedding garment´, as the Lord Jesus says in the Parable of the Wedding Feast.
"...For the called are many, but the chosen are few!" Matthew 22,14
The proper wedding attire is provided by the redemption of Christ. It is the imputed righteousness of God (Romans 3,21-26). The man who was cast out of the wedding feast was ignorant of God’s righteousness and sought to establish his own righteousness. He rejected the wedding garment provided by the king, and so was he ultimately found unfit to participate.
Jesus told the Laodicean Church that the white garments are to be obtained from Christ, and that the lukewarm will be spit out. (Revelation 3,18)