Showing posts with label Liberals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liberals. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 8, 2020
Monday, May 9, 2011
Spiegel Editor Says Hans Küng is Narcissistic
"Two old, narcissistic sick old men"
The famous "Spiegel" editor and writer Matthias Matussek has leveled a sharp critique against Hans Küng and Heiner Geissler.
München (kath.net) The famous "Spiegel" editor and writer Matthias Matussek has leveled sharp criticisms against Hans Küng and Heiner Geissler. These are "two old, narcissistic sick men, who are holding out for a better Pope. In any case for an infallible one."
Matussek would like also that the Catholic Church returns to Tradition. Celibacy is the "strongest sign" for the "anti-civil shadow world". The "refusal of coitus" is today clearly the "last mortal sin in our oversexualized society". The author was also critical on the promotion of ordination for women. It is "that much energy is wasted, carrying reform papers into the sanctuary." "The Germans think it is too important", says Matussek, who praises Pope Benedict all the more, who has the "most difficult job which this world has" to give.
Book tip:
It might be coming out in English. Will check, but it's:
Das katholische Abenteuer: Eine Provokation. Ein SPIEGEL-Buch
Matthias Matussek
Gebundene Ausgabe: 368 Seiten
20,50 EURO
All books and media may be ordered directly through kath.net in collaboration with the Christlicher Media Trust [releaste in Austria and Germany] and the Raphael Mail order book store [in Switzerland]. Postage will be added.
For orders outside of Germany and Austria:
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Link to original...
The famous "Spiegel" editor and writer Matthias Matussek has leveled a sharp critique against Hans Küng and Heiner Geissler.
München (kath.net) The famous "Spiegel" editor and writer Matthias Matussek has leveled sharp criticisms against Hans Küng and Heiner Geissler. These are "two old, narcissistic sick men, who are holding out for a better Pope. In any case for an infallible one."
Matussek would like also that the Catholic Church returns to Tradition. Celibacy is the "strongest sign" for the "anti-civil shadow world". The "refusal of coitus" is today clearly the "last mortal sin in our oversexualized society". The author was also critical on the promotion of ordination for women. It is "that much energy is wasted, carrying reform papers into the sanctuary." "The Germans think it is too important", says Matussek, who praises Pope Benedict all the more, who has the "most difficult job which this world has" to give.
Book tip:
It might be coming out in English. Will check, but it's:
Das katholische Abenteuer: Eine Provokation. Ein SPIEGEL-Buch
Matthias Matussek
Gebundene Ausgabe: 368 Seiten
20,50 EURO
All books and media may be ordered directly through kath.net in collaboration with the Christlicher Media Trust [releaste in Austria and Germany] and the Raphael Mail order book store [in Switzerland]. Postage will be added.
For orders outside of Germany and Austria:
buch@kath.net
Link to original...
Monday, January 31, 2011
German Media Outlet Founded by a Child Abuser
Will the left-leaning German 'taz' lay claim to its dark past and offer damage payments? No trace, only the German capitulation Bishops can be so stupid.
(kreuz.net) In the 70s the left-leaning Berlin daily 'taz was one of the leading mouthpieces [In German about the left wall of silence about their attempts to legalize sex with children] for the legalization of child sexual abuse. Original citation: "Pedophilia is a crime without a victim."
With a continuing series the paper attempted to legitimize child sex abuse. Pederasts were able there to openly promote immoral conduct with children. The paper sympathized with child abuse groups.
Today the paper attempted to work out its past with the Church, where cases of abuse were seldom reported and always sharply condemned.
Actually, last week the 'taz' was in the struddle of successive events over the abuse-scandal in the Odenwaldschule. [Editor: As Peggy Noonan describes this degenerate arrangement]:
According reports from the 'Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zonntagzeitung', Dietrich Willier († 2009) [Affectionately known as "Didi"], belonged to one of the founders of 'taz'.
He was active as the art teacher from 1969 to 1972 at the famous abuse-school in the South Hessian town of Heppenheim.
Willier sexually overpowered at least nine boys who have come forward so far. In reality there are more victims coming forth.
The perpetrator had an enormous child pornography collection, according to the testimony of former students. There were even portrayals of three year old children.
Finally, Willier was one of the founding members of 'taz' and also as a Stuttgart correspondent till 1989.
At the end of 2009 he died, where the 'taz' published a sanitized obituary. There was no mention that Willier had been an instructor at the Odenwaldschule.
Therefore, you can read things like: "People like Didi were like those, who the 'taz' brought to success and gave it its incomparable color and above all, forged its internal independence."
It was mentioned that Willier was active with the weekly 'Zeit' and for the German boulevard magazine 'Stern'.
His relationship to children came in any case to the fore. He worked with the children's television program "Tigrente" to organize a meeting of children and Nobel Prize winners on the island of Mainau.
That encouraged him to suggest a Kinderunversity: "Children from everywhere belong to its life".
Last Saturday 'taz' had to stick. Actually to cover up again. The paper described the child abuser euphemistically as "pedosexual".
Besides being later "disavowed of pedosexuality". The "attractive man" had relationships only with women -- even described as feminist.
Actually everyone knows, who is well informed about the theme of "pedo-criminal": whoever has once begun to abuse children, does not stop. He is then, only when nabbed and locked away.
But that is only valid, naturally, so long as the perpetrator is not a leftist.
Link to original kreuz.net...
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| Fawning Obit for Child Abuser |
(kreuz.net) In the 70s the left-leaning Berlin daily 'taz was one of the leading mouthpieces [In German about the left wall of silence about their attempts to legalize sex with children] for the legalization of child sexual abuse. Original citation: "Pedophilia is a crime without a victim."
With a continuing series the paper attempted to legitimize child sex abuse. Pederasts were able there to openly promote immoral conduct with children. The paper sympathized with child abuse groups.
Today the paper attempted to work out its past with the Church, where cases of abuse were seldom reported and always sharply condemned.
Actually, last week the 'taz' was in the struddle of successive events over the abuse-scandal in the Odenwaldschule. [Editor: As Peggy Noonan describes this degenerate arrangement]:
Many have heard of the sexual abuse by clergy in Catholic schools in Germany. However, at the time these reports were surfacing, it was learned that a prestigious private boarding school had an unspeakable record of abuse of its own. The Odenwaldschule is a UNESCO model school whose administration would arrange to have students provide "entertainment" for visitors and whose male students were having sexual relations with the wives of teachers. A music teacher had numerous pupils living with him in his apartment. The administrator of the school was an advisor to the German Ministry of Education. Where were the headlines proclaiming that a UNESCO model school was engaged in the systematic molestation of children? In fact, when the report of the Odenwaldschule first appeared it was under a headline decrying abuse in Catholic schools! [Peggy Noonan, American Spectator, here]
According reports from the 'Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zonntagzeitung', Dietrich Willier († 2009) [Affectionately known as "Didi"], belonged to one of the founders of 'taz'.
He was active as the art teacher from 1969 to 1972 at the famous abuse-school in the South Hessian town of Heppenheim.
Willier sexually overpowered at least nine boys who have come forward so far. In reality there are more victims coming forth.
The perpetrator had an enormous child pornography collection, according to the testimony of former students. There were even portrayals of three year old children.
Finally, Willier was one of the founding members of 'taz' and also as a Stuttgart correspondent till 1989.
At the end of 2009 he died, where the 'taz' published a sanitized obituary. There was no mention that Willier had been an instructor at the Odenwaldschule.
Therefore, you can read things like: "People like Didi were like those, who the 'taz' brought to success and gave it its incomparable color and above all, forged its internal independence."
It was mentioned that Willier was active with the weekly 'Zeit' and for the German boulevard magazine 'Stern'.
His relationship to children came in any case to the fore. He worked with the children's television program "Tigrente" to organize a meeting of children and Nobel Prize winners on the island of Mainau.
That encouraged him to suggest a Kinderunversity: "Children from everywhere belong to its life".
Last Saturday 'taz' had to stick. Actually to cover up again. The paper described the child abuser euphemistically as "pedosexual".
Besides being later "disavowed of pedosexuality". The "attractive man" had relationships only with women -- even described as feminist.
Actually everyone knows, who is well informed about the theme of "pedo-criminal": whoever has once begun to abuse children, does not stop. He is then, only when nabbed and locked away.
But that is only valid, naturally, so long as the perpetrator is not a leftist.
Link to original kreuz.net...
Thursday, August 26, 2010
A German Longing for Sects is Nothing New
A Catholic Confessor-Bishop prepared the old liberals of yesterday an abrupt, but well-earned end.
By Alexander Bauer
[Kreuz.net] Already 200 years ago -- during the so-called Enlightenment -- starstruck, fashionable German Archbishops were infatuated with schism from the Catholic Church.
At a meeting in Bad Ems -- in the modern state of Rheinland-Pfalz -- the Archbishops of Germany declared their indedependence and pastoral authority from the Pope's in 1786.
They insisted in the principle, that every German Bishop with jurisdiction receives his power from God just as the Pope receives his. For this reason, they would not accept Papal regulations for their diocese.
The Archdiocese put the Pope under pressure, to accept the conclusions of the "Emser Punktation". Otherwise they resolved to put their interests with the general German national council.
Indeed, the rpelats broke then with their plans. Really, it was not appealing to other Church respresentatives to fall further into provincialism.
Now The Old Liberal Horn Grumbles
In the year 1818 a robber-synod of a dozen priests from the Westerwald attempt to establish a "liberal Church Constitution" in the Diocese of Limburg.
The Papal Curia were to be kept out of all legal and liturgical matters.
A Diocesan Synod was to ratify these decisions in future.
The provincial pastor even pushed for the abolition "of the standing priestly celibacy because he found himself unqualified for such a difficult and unreasonable."
Such schismatic tendencies were even spread to episcopal circles in the first half of the 19th Century in German speaking areas.
Crushing Defeat
At the same time the movements of the traditionalists and loyalists -- "Ultramontane" -- Catholics ever stronger.
In the year 1842 the Holy Father sent the Ultramontane Confessor-Bishop Peter Josef Blum (+1884) in position.
Under his forty year long, holy leadership, the Diocese found the Catholic Faith and became once again true to the Holy See.
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Bishops Press Senate On Abortion
The author thinks that the American Bishop's increasing hostillity against progressive Senators on the issue of abortion, may alienate them from them in other leftist platforms they both share. The Bishops have long been allies of progressive political forces, it's time they realize that liberalism is no friend to the Church.
As liberals bitterly absorb the loss of a government-backed insurance option, the divisive issues of abortion and covering immigrants could soon re-emerge as the Senate finalizes a reform measure.
The U.S. Catholic Bishops on Monday sent senators letters urging action on each issue, siding with conservatives on one and liberals on the other.
On abortion, the letter from Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, chairman of the conference’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities, urged a last minute insertion of language that would block taxpayer money from subsidizing abortion coverage.
Read further...
As liberals bitterly absorb the loss of a government-backed insurance option, the divisive issues of abortion and covering immigrants could soon re-emerge as the Senate finalizes a reform measure.
The U.S. Catholic Bishops on Monday sent senators letters urging action on each issue, siding with conservatives on one and liberals on the other.
On abortion, the letter from Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, chairman of the conference’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities, urged a last minute insertion of language that would block taxpayer money from subsidizing abortion coverage.
Read further...
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