It's not clear at this point why Rome had to intervene or why they decided that Bianchi had to leave, but the Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, made an announcement at the beginning of May which was finalized swiftly. The Apostolic Visitation began on December 6th and ended on December 20th. The visitation was carried out by an ecumenical trio which included an Abbess.
It was conducted by Father Guillermo León Arboleda Tamayo, Abbot President of the Subiaco Cassinese Benedictine Congregation, Father Amedeo Cencini, Consultor for the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life, and Mother Anne-Emmanuelle Devéche, Abbess of Blauvac. Vatican News:
“Taking into account the ecclesial and ecumenical importance of the Community of Bose, both nationally and internationally, and the importance of continuing in its recognized role, overcoming serious hardship and misunderstandings that could weaken or even wipe it out, the Holy Father intended the Apostolic Visitation to offer help to the Community in the form of a period of listening led by some people of proven trust and wisdom.” At the end of the Apostolic Visitation, “the visitors presented their report to the Holy See, prepared on the basis of the contribution of the testimonies freely given by each member of the Community.”
If anything comes up, we'll be sure to let you know.
AMDG
One of the biggest Bergoglians has fallen!!! Hope there will be more. That's the end of the Monastic Community of Bose!! Good riddance. There will be more Bergoglian disiplies falling, and when Francis dies (not long now), the whole tree will fall. I read an article by Edward Petn who predicts, and accuratly, that it is possible-and lets hope probable, that the next Pope will be very much more conservative than Francis and company. He predicts a conservative leaning to traditional will be elected....leaving all the radicals weeping and mourning for their Francis days.
ReplyDeleteWhat happed to this Bianchi is similar to what happened to Fr. Stefano Manelli and the FFMI Order, the difference being that Manelli and the FF are totally Catholic, and Bianchi and Bose are not. I new Francis' actions would come back to bite him.. Hopefully more.
Damian Malliapalli
Here's the problem, a guy like Jorge cannot be a Catholic. A guy like Josef, cannot be a Catholic, not after Assisi. The same goes for Karol, who started it all.
ReplyDeleteWhere then, is jurisdiction coming from? Is what Our Lady stated at La Salette and Fatima some kind of joke? Could it be that Rome has lost the Faith and become the Seat of the anti-Christ?
The problem at the bottom of this all is that Jesus promised that the Gates of Hell shall not prevail against His Church. So it leaves people unclear about what that means.
ReplyDeleteGates of Hell means the death dealing tounges of Heretics.
Delete-Andrew
I have real concerns about those posting above. What, in the name of God, has happened to Christian charity? We must trust God to guide His Church to final victory. The comments about the last 3 Popes are shameful. I am a traditionalist Catholic who looks for a more traditional Pope but Benedict was certainly in the right mould & JP2 had a good heart.
ReplyDeleteThere isn't anything more
Delete'Charitable' than speaking the truth,which is contained within all the above comments .
-Andrew
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/3859227/posts
ReplyDelete-Andrew
(((BLM))) protesting FSSP in article above.
Delete-A
I'm sick of BLM. The George Floyd issue was a terrible issue....but that was what, nearly 2 months ago? Get over it BLM. Anyone see the squalor these protestors are living in in their camps? Disgusting pigs.
ReplyDeleteTHey need to be in jail.....all of them. Hooray for the police!! My uncle's life was saved by the police when he was having a heart-attack while driving six years ago. Next month, he'll celebrate his 75th birthday.....which He never would have seen were it not for three cops who helped him, and the EMT's. What has BLM done for anyone, except burn down cities and ruin monuments?
Damian M.Malliapalli
Yes, it's terrible that we can't rather focus on black criminality and violence rather than imaginary charges of racism every time a lifetime criminal dies when he's caught committing a crime by police officials.
ReplyDeleteClergy, Popes, bishops, as well as laiety, in universities and schools, and in parishes,all are to blame with 60 years+ of guilt-free morality and ecumenism, compromises and secularized thinking, especially in areas of Social Justice. It starts with one thing accepted , and certain Traditions challenged, ending in a whole collapse. I see now that the writing is on the wall. The dry persecution is turning to a bloody persecution. It's too late to go back anymore. We are at the eve of a Reign of Terror. We are at a point similar to when King Louis XVI tried to escape from Paris. The upcoming election for US president will only accelerate or slow down the process. I certainly can retire if the next 4 years Trump is reelected. If the Democrats win, I will probably not be able to continue working, since the workplace will require workers to be no longer politically neutral or passive, but will require active political participation for Socialist Justice causes.
ReplyDeleteWe will have to joyfully consider doing something to proclaim "Pride" and show spontaneous support from the heart for BLM, and Antifa.
anything but absolute and fanatical enthusiasm for sodomy, judaism and black supremacy will be severely punished.
ReplyDeleteBye-bye cool hip lifestyle!