Posted on 11/03/2017 11:55:48 AM PDT by ebb tide
Beginning on Sunday, November 5, in Rome, officially begins the " ecumenical Mass " a few steps from St. Peter's.
From Santa Marta, in the past few days, an unofficial "bergogliano" invitation to these communities started to "organize" (since it is their style to be pioneers of ecclesial innovations) to start with the uterans experimenting with the "ecumenical mass".
Base Communities have been organized for the most part. Meanwhile, publishing a document on the urgent necessity of Eucharistic hospitality within the Catholic and Protestant Church you find here ( http://www.cdbsanpolo.it/cartella%20documenti/Comunit%C3%A0%20di%20base%20e%20Noi % 20We are% 20Chiesa% 20sull'anno% 20luterano-1.pdf ). But that was not enough. From the document they went to action. Indeed, as of November 5, 2017, the Catholic communities will participate in the Protestant Holy Father in the Lutheran Church of Via Sicilia in Rome. They have in fact declared: " Therefore we (the Community of Base..ndr), in our little one, will come here in this church and grateful for your hospitality, to fully participate in your celebration, with you taking bread and drinking wine prepared on the Lord's table. We take this responsible decision with serenity, convinced that it is part of an irreversible journey that will ultimately bring our Churches to full theological pacification and to work together united. " Find all the information in this article ( http://riforma.it/it/articolo/2017/10/31/hospitalita-eucaristica-roma-la-comunita-di-base-partecipa-al-culto-luterano ). The term " irreversible " is still affected in this statement . Obvious. Bergoglio decided it!
In addition, as it was assumed, Lutherans would then move to the community of Base Communities to attend their Eucharist, and then approach them together with Catholics, at times not very clear.
So, even if the official text of the "ecumenical mass" has not yet been published , in the perfect bergogliano style , starts from the "base", beginning this experience, then accepting it, formalizing it, and imposing it. How was it done for communion to "divorced" divorced and Amoris Laetitia. And whoever will dare to speak about it will be marginalized, dismissed, and silenced. In the name of course of mercy.
Note that this episode should not be underestimated. The fact that two steps from San Pietro give rise to the experience of "ecumenical mass" or "intercommunion", after all the various recent Joint Declarations, is highly significant. This is the official beginning of apostasy. At the signing of Jorge Mario Bergoglio. He who has ears intends. And who has ecclesiastical authority to raise the voice, do it now. Or ever again.
Two words:
Unam Sanctam.
You’re not allowed to object to this.
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I’ve never objected to Unam Sanctum; but I do object to the current heretic in the chair of Peter.
LOL, that and the title - perfect match!!!
Crafty Jorge delights the world with unserious crass jokes and snorts about serious things. However, on the serious it’s his menagerie of cohorts who step out, one at a time, to direct and declare the new church lay of the land, or in this case the laying bare the Sacraments.
Is this how he skirts being deposed as a heretic? The Godfather sends out his lieutenants to demand and deliver the deeds, while he escapes accountability on the grounds of ambiguity.
You ever read Unam Sanctam?
You HAVE to be in submission to the Pope no matter what. There is no ‘except if ebb tide objects’ clause. He’s the Pope. You have to submit or no longer be Catholic.
Unless of course, ex cathedra bulls are NOT binding, in which case, Protestants are NOT bound to obey church authority, and your hatred of us is irrational.
The authors of this blog/article are decades too late.
Which pope? The ones who were Catholics, many of whom were saints, or a heretic?
Better late than never.
It took Bergoglio to remove the veil from many Catholic eyes.
“you have to be in submission to the pope”....sounds quite similar to “I was just following orders”
But perhaps in time....
Don’t you know....some Roman Catholics decide for themselves what they chose to believe in Roman Catholicism. Statements of the pope not withstanding.
Which pope?? You don’t get to decide as a Romam Catholic. You have to be subject to the pope in every facet of your life.
Like asking him when I may use a restroom?
And which pope are you speaking of? There have been 266 of them.
And as a Catholic, I do get to decide.
Not per Unam sanctum you don’t.
That’s funny. Your telling a Catholic what he must do is hillarious.
Doesn’t matter; you’re not allowed to decide whether or not the Pope is a heretic. You HAVE to submit to him; you’re not allowed to disagree; you’re not allowed to make your own judgments. The Pope has ALL the authority, and you have NONE.
According to your own dogma, you HAVE to submit or else you’re not Catholic and you’re condemned to Hell forever.
Even if he’s an obvious heretic.
Sucks, doesn’t it?
St. Francis of Assisi (1182-1226): "All who have not believed that Jesus Christ was really the Son of God are doomed. Also, all who see the Sacrament of the Body of Christ and do not believe it is really the most holy Body and Blood of the Lord . . . these also are doomed!"
St. Thomas Aquinas (1226-1274), the Angelic Doctor: There is no entering into salvation outside the Catholic Church, just as in the time of the Flood there was not salvation outside the Ark, which denotes the Church."
St. Louis Marie de Montfort (1673-1716): "There is no salvation outside the Catholic Church. Anyone who resists this truth perishes."
St. Robert Bellarmine (1542-1621), Bishop and Doctor of the Church: "Outside the Church there is no salvation...therefore in the symbol (Apostles Creed) we join together the Church with the remission of sins: 'I believe in the Holy Catholic Church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins"...For this reason the Church is compared to the Ark of Noah, because just as during the deluge, everyone perished who was not in the ark, so now those perish who are not in the Church."
St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori (1696-1787), Bishop and Doctor of the Church: "All the misfortunes of unbelievers spring from too great an attachment to the things of life. This sickness of heart weakens and darkens the understanding, and leads to eternal ruin. If they would try to heal their hearts by purging them of their vices, they would soon receive light, which would show them the necessity of joining the Catholic Church, where alone is salvation. We should constantly thank the Lord for having granted us the gift of the true Faith, by associating us with the children of the Holy Catholic Church ... How many are the infidels, heretics, and schismatics who do not enjoy the happiness of the true Faith! Earth is full of them and they are all lost!"
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