Gloria.TV News on the 20th of February 2015 In Front of Man? Yesterday Pope Francis met with priests of the Roman diocese. He told them an anecdote about his address to the plenary meeting of the …More
Gloria.TV News on the 20th of February 2015
In Front of Man? Yesterday Pope Francis met with priests of the Roman diocese. He told them an anecdote about his address to the plenary meeting of the Cardinals who gathered in 2005 in order to elect Benedict XVI. Then Cardinal Bergoglio spoke about the liturgy. But former Cologne Cardinal Joachim Meisner quote – “rebuked me for certain things I said”. And then Cardinal Ratzinger reminded Bergoglio that he forgot to stress that the priest should be aware that during Mass he is standing in front of God.
Silencing Catholics: Father Thomas Rosica, a spokesman for Pope Francis and CEO of Canada's Catholic Salt + Light Television network has threatened David Domet, the publisher of the Canadian blog Vox Cantoris, with a lawsuit. Rosica had the law firm fogler/rubinoff sending a three page letter to Domet concerning – quote – “various entries you have made on your blog that are false, defamatory, or both”. Domet had accused Rosica of being part of …More
In Front of Man? Yesterday Pope Francis met with priests of the Roman diocese. He told them an anecdote about his address to the plenary meeting of the Cardinals who gathered in 2005 in order to elect Benedict XVI. Then Cardinal Bergoglio spoke about the liturgy. But former Cologne Cardinal Joachim Meisner quote – “rebuked me for certain things I said”. And then Cardinal Ratzinger reminded Bergoglio that he forgot to stress that the priest should be aware that during Mass he is standing in front of God.
Silencing Catholics: Father Thomas Rosica, a spokesman for Pope Francis and CEO of Canada's Catholic Salt + Light Television network has threatened David Domet, the publisher of the Canadian blog Vox Cantoris, with a lawsuit. Rosica had the law firm fogler/rubinoff sending a three page letter to Domet concerning – quote – “various entries you have made on your blog that are false, defamatory, or both”. Domet had accused Rosica of being part of …More
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@Gloria.TV News We want to know why this vídeo that is a translation that a priest did in Spanish was remove from this web page Kasper niega que la practica de la homosexualidad sea un pecado. (Noticias que han quedado pendientes)
He also was helping with the translation that some of the news that was never was able to translate before.
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Silencing Catholics:
@Gloria.TV News We want to know why this vídeo that is a translation that a priest did in Spanish was remove from this web page Kasper niega que la practica de la homosexualidad sea un pecado. (Noticias que han quedado pendientes)
He also was helping with the translation that some of the news that was never was able to translate before.
This video is a translation of your original video
Gloria.TV News on the 23rd of October 2014
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Gloria.TV News on the 23rd of October 2014
@Gloria.TV News 22/10/2014 17:15
Progess Into the Abyss: German Cardinal Walter Kasper, the leader of the anti-marriage and pro-gay group at the recent Synod of Bishops, is optimistic. In a long interview with the anti-Catholic German paper Zeit he said: “Only in three of 62 points we did not receive a two-thirds majority. Even controversial points reached a strong relative majority. I am confident that we will progress next year.” Kasper is a close theological ally of Pope Francis.
Sin Judges the Word of God: Cardinal Kasper calls Catholic doctrine in the interview – quote – “abstract” and opposes it to sin which he calls “concrete experience”. He accuses the bishops who defend Catholic doctrine for adhering – quote – “to a rigid view of Church teaching”. Kasper’s bottom line: The word of God should not judge sin but sin should judge the word of God.
No Comment: Kasper is asked why the Synod never mentioned sin. Instead of answering he ignores the question.
Lashing Out: Kasper is not confronted with his racist remarks against Africans. Instead he is given the opportunity to lash out against the journalist Edward Pentin who made the interview which Kasper calls – quote – “a casual conversation in English”. He claims that Pentin recorded the conversation “secretly” and published Kasper’s scandalous words without authorization.
Racist Reformers: Kasper discredits the critics of his racist remarks: “It seems that the right wing of the Catholic spectrum is verging on nervous breakdown and each method is good enough to discredit the reformers.”
Kasper denies that practiced homosexuality is a sin. Quote: “I would not want to judge over the subjective conscience of the individual. Instead of condeming we should start with ourselves.” Gloria.tv points out that Kasper is forced to say the same about pedophilia.
Insults: Kasper states that no decision was intended for the first phase of the Synode. But: “The now finished phase of the Synode is not the last word. We stay tuned.” And: “Hopefully we will reach next year a broad majority.” He further says that Pope Francis considers the critics of the anti-marriage and pro-gay coaltion – quote – “hypocrites”.
@Gloria.TV News We want to know why this vídeo that is a translation that a priest did in Spanish was remove from this web page Kasper niega que la practica de la homosexualidad sea un pecado. (Noticias que han quedado pendientes)
He also was helping with the translation that some of the news that was never was able to translate before.
This video is a translation of your original video
Gloria.TV News on the 23rd of October 2014
Thanks
Gloria.TV News on the 23rd of October 2014
@Gloria.TV News 22/10/2014 17:15
Progess Into the Abyss: German Cardinal Walter Kasper, the leader of the anti-marriage and pro-gay group at the recent Synod of Bishops, is optimistic. In a long interview with the anti-Catholic German paper Zeit he said: “Only in three of 62 points we did not receive a two-thirds majority. Even controversial points reached a strong relative majority. I am confident that we will progress next year.” Kasper is a close theological ally of Pope Francis.
Sin Judges the Word of God: Cardinal Kasper calls Catholic doctrine in the interview – quote – “abstract” and opposes it to sin which he calls “concrete experience”. He accuses the bishops who defend Catholic doctrine for adhering – quote – “to a rigid view of Church teaching”. Kasper’s bottom line: The word of God should not judge sin but sin should judge the word of God.
No Comment: Kasper is asked why the Synod never mentioned sin. Instead of answering he ignores the question.
Lashing Out: Kasper is not confronted with his racist remarks against Africans. Instead he is given the opportunity to lash out against the journalist Edward Pentin who made the interview which Kasper calls – quote – “a casual conversation in English”. He claims that Pentin recorded the conversation “secretly” and published Kasper’s scandalous words without authorization.
Racist Reformers: Kasper discredits the critics of his racist remarks: “It seems that the right wing of the Catholic spectrum is verging on nervous breakdown and each method is good enough to discredit the reformers.”
Kasper denies that practiced homosexuality is a sin. Quote: “I would not want to judge over the subjective conscience of the individual. Instead of condeming we should start with ourselves.” Gloria.tv points out that Kasper is forced to say the same about pedophilia.
Insults: Kasper states that no decision was intended for the first phase of the Synode. But: “The now finished phase of the Synode is not the last word. We stay tuned.” And: “Hopefully we will reach next year a broad majority.” He further says that Pope Francis considers the critics of the anti-marriage and pro-gay coaltion – quote – “hypocrites”.