One expects that all of these inconvenient facts will be quietly passed over during the Vatican and Pontifical International Marian Academy’s “outreach” to Muslims.
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The former Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, once overseen by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, was a bastion of orthodoxy, until being turned upside down by Bergoglio and his boy-toys: Tucho, et al.
But then Bergoglio said something else: “What there are in the diocese are corruption problems, I'm clear. Corruption problems. I try with the auxiliary bishops to find solutions to this, to resolve. Last week I received information: this is problematic, this is problematic."
The accusation is serious. And at this point the Pope, bishop of the diocese of Rome, should clarify. What are you talking about? What corruption is he talking about? From whom? Under what circumstances?
In April, a Knights council in Washington, D.C., passed a resolution calling for Rupnik’s art to be removed from the John Paul II Shrine.
The resolution called Rupnik’s mosaics “repugnant to faith, morals, and Christian piety…due to the fact that Fr. Rupnik reportedly perpetrated his sexual abuse through the creation of his artwork.”
It asked Knights leadership to immediately cover the artwork, and to make plans to replace it.
It also encouraged the organization’s executive leadership to “make a public apology to survivors of Fr. Rupnik's abuse for the Order's continued inaction in addressing the matter of the mosaics in the Shrine.”
Like the once noble Knights of Malta, the Dictator Pope has destroyed the Catholic integrity of both orders of Knights.
Bishop Schneider has previously spoken out against the suppression of another traditional Carmelite order in Fairfield, Pennsylvania, after Cor Orans, making it clear that they should remain loyal to their traditional charism.
In a 2022 interview with LifeSiteNews, he explained that these nuns could say the following to Pope Francis: “Holy Father, we cannot here obey because this will harm Mother Church. Evidently, we cannot collaborate in harming such a great treasure of our holy Mother Church or of our cloistered charism which the Church blessed since Saint Teresa, (for) more than four centuries. We will deprive the Church (if we obey), we will harm the Church, and we cannot collaborate in harming the Church.”
Schneider pointed out to Phil Lawler in another interview about the Fairfield situation that Pope Francis tried to defy “their proper charism to be cloistered” by mandating, via Cor Orans, that they “join so-called federations with the compulsory participation in periodical meetings, information sessions outside the cloister in different places, so that the sisters have to travel and then periodically to go out from the cloister.”
“And so this is a destruction, really, of the precious gift of God for the strict cloistered life,” he said. “I think the sisters have to resist,” he added, saying that because “it is against the entire tradition of the Church” and a “destruction of the cloistered life,” the sisters “cannot obey, even it comes from Rome.”