Again, and a sensitive, modern man - and the media - it says everything and anything. The Holy Father, faithful to its commitment announced at the outset of his pontificate, to put an end to the largest schism in the Church since the Reformation, has canceled the four excommunicated bishops that Archbishop Lefevre had spent in opposition the rules of the Catholic Church. This gesture was immediately contested part of this desire for unity within the Roman Church. How to live the unity of Christians, though in his house we disunited? It's not for nothing that this measure is formalized when the Christian churches pray together on Unity and Ecumenism. Immediately
of Whiners relayed by other malicious or deflected by giving food to the public of the pope and the Roman Curia, seen by them as a group of traditionalist conservatives and obscurantist, and thus dangerous for the time libertarian and decadent in which we live. Remember that for many intellectuals, he is forbidden to forbid.
When, in addition, one of the revisionist bishops take it that wakes the fury. Yes, the schismatic bishop English think that there was no gas chamber. He does not deny the Holocaust, he thought, personally, that gas chambers never existed. It is the opinion of a man and not a reflection of the thought of the Church. Certainly not the thought of Benedict XVI. I even heard someone say "is normal, this Bavarian pope is, he can not hide his natural sympathies." is an outrage to hear that.
of Whiners relayed by other malicious or deflected by giving food to the public of the pope and the Roman Curia, seen by them as a group of traditionalist conservatives and obscurantist, and thus dangerous for the time libertarian and decadent in which we live. Remember that for many intellectuals, he is forbidden to forbid.
When, in addition, one of the revisionist bishops take it that wakes the fury. Yes, the schismatic bishop English think that there was no gas chamber. He does not deny the Holocaust, he thought, personally, that gas chambers never existed. It is the opinion of a man and not a reflection of the thought of the Church. Certainly not the thought of Benedict XVI. I even heard someone say "is normal, this Bavarian pope is, he can not hide his natural sympathies." is an outrage to hear that.
As it is a scandal for those who have family members missing in the camps to hear a man of God say that the final solution is an invention of the Zionists and Marxists. But dammit, we can not accept this political correctness that prohibits expression of any opinion hostile to Jews. This people, elected by God, our brothers, was martyred by Nazi Germany, as before in Tsarist Russia. It is an undeniable fact and an incredible scandal that we all, whether we like it or not, some responsibility. But should we equate provided the words of a man, even to church, to the profound thought of the institution and its leader, the pope?
Cancellation of excommunications that John Paul II had said because it was the only tenable position for the Vatican at the time, only proves that things have changed today. The pope is not a man to act without reason. His approach makes sense: bring unity within the Roman Church. Close ranks and end the scandal of separation. Great strides have been made. It was a gesture to end the schism. Unfortunately, the traditionalists among them many faithful who have learned nothing, nothing forgotten. People for whom the past is the truth and refuse to block democracy, secularism, republic, ecumenism and who see churches as instruments of Satan. We must pray for them with compassion and regret that their thinking cramped spreads from generation to generation ...
Delicate problem. Delicate subject.
If I disagree with the mind of the bishop "denialist" if I am a follower of Vatican II, I am also convinced of the infallibility of the successor of Peter and I trust his intuition and I believe it is good to bring the scattered sheep. To further sow the Good Word, without discord or resentment.
When the prelate who said loud and clear convictions, why associations of deportees and families of the victims they not faze a lawsuit against the man, instead of letting the press - and public - of intent to sue to Benedict XVI?
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