Cardinal Marx Gives the Vatican the Finger: Germania Rules the Roman Slaves
Obedience is something for dummy Conservatives, not for Munich Cardinal Marx, the president of the German bishops. On September 4, Marx received a letter from Cardinal Ouellet, the Prefect of the …More
Obedience is something for dummy Conservatives, not for Munich Cardinal Marx, the president of the German bishops.
On September 4, Marx received a letter from Cardinal Ouellet, the Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops.
Ouellet told him that a planned German Synod (“Synodal Way”) is “contrary to instructions from Pope Francis” and should be stopped because it regards matters for which a local Church is not competent.
Bit in a September 12 letter, Marx gave Ouellet the finger informing him that the Synod will continue as planned. In order to produce more damage, he leaked the letter to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
In the letter, Marx openly admits his intention to call into doubt infallible Church teaching, “I cannot see why questions about which the Magisterium has made determinations should be withdrawn from any debate.”
The Synod's results will be helpful for the Universal Church “on a case-by-case basis," Marx believes.
The Synod is designed to push for four abuses that have …More
On September 4, Marx received a letter from Cardinal Ouellet, the Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops.
Ouellet told him that a planned German Synod (“Synodal Way”) is “contrary to instructions from Pope Francis” and should be stopped because it regards matters for which a local Church is not competent.
Bit in a September 12 letter, Marx gave Ouellet the finger informing him that the Synod will continue as planned. In order to produce more damage, he leaked the letter to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
In the letter, Marx openly admits his intention to call into doubt infallible Church teaching, “I cannot see why questions about which the Magisterium has made determinations should be withdrawn from any debate.”
The Synod's results will be helpful for the Universal Church “on a case-by-case basis," Marx believes.
The Synod is designed to push for four abuses that have …More
