World Family Meeting 2018: Doubtful guests and program items
The World Family Meeting in Dublin, which starts in a few days is in the midst of a tempest. Because of dubious program points and guests the largest international Catholic family event has received fierce criticism in the run-up. From the ranks of devout Catholics, including the Spanish news portal InfoVaticana , have even called for the World Family Meeting to be cancelled.Yesterday, Cardinal Sean Patrick O'Malley OFM Cap., the Archbishop of Boston, announced that he would not attend the World Family Meeting held on 21-26 August taking place in Dublin.
Cardinal O'Malley not only leads one of the most important dioceses in the USA. He is also the representative of North America in the C9 Cardinal Council, which is to advise Pope Francis in the reform of the Curia and the leadership of the universal Church. The Cardinal is also President of the Pontifical Child Protection Commission. As such, he played a central role in the Barros case in recent months.
It was the Archbishop of Boston who finally internationalized the case of Chilean Bishop Juan Barros after Pope Francis defended Barro in a manner that Cardinal O'Malley found intolerable in his visit to Chile in late January.
Homosexuality at the World Family Meeting in Dublin
The World Family Meeting also offers many good things to do in Dublin. But it is well known that praise is enough to salt a meal and a few drops to poison a well.
The Dublin program shows critics that gender ideology has invaded the Church. Where the family is to be promoted, it is attacked.
Cardinal O'Malley's rejection
On the solemnity of the Assumption, the Archbishopric of Boston issued a statement that Cardinal Sean Patrick O'Malley will not be coming to Dublin. The reason given is pastoral obligations in the seminary of his archdiocese. That was not enough to justify canceling the participation in Dublin, as it is suggested not only in Rome. No one less than Pope Francis is personally coming to Ireland for the World Family Meeting . This is the first visit of a reigning Pope on the green island.
According to observers, a gigantic fight for homosexuality is currently taking place behind the scenes in the Catholic Church. An aberrophile party of high and highest Church representatives is trying with massive commitment to achieve the recognition of homosexuality by the Church. Their activism is completely unabashed. In this context, a number of persons are mentioned who have one thing in common: all were promoted to high and highest honors by Pope Francis. This includes Fr. James Martin himself, whom Francis called to Rome as Consultor .
Aberrophile cliques
In the context of the World Family Meeting in Dublin not only he, but Cardinal Farrell is especially mentioned. The American was made Pope Francis' Dicastry leader and cardinal. It was Cardinal Farrell himself who had "integrated" the aberrosexual and degenerate program items into the agenda of the World Family Meeting. Farrell is responsible for the Council on Laity, Family and Life in Rome. This appointment was described by the Catholic Spanish columnist Francisco Fernandez de la Cigoña as a "bad decision". His predecessor, Curial Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, who was until 2016 the Vatican Family Minister, is now President of the Pontifical Academy for Life and Grand Chancellor of the Pontifical Theological Institute John Paul II for Marriage and Family Studies, is attributed by several Vaticanists to the aberrophile party.Just a few weeks ago, the auxiliary bishop of Tegucigalpa had to resign. Officially at his own request and without reason. In fact, his position had become intolerable after his gay double life was revealed and seminarians complained of a homosexual network in the archdiocesan seminary. The Archbishop of Tegucigalpa is Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga, one of Pope Francis' closest confidants.
Aberro-revolution through Amoris laetitia ?
Some see the controversial post-synodal letter Amoris laetitia concealing a revolution that contains far more explosives than previously thought. It is not the remarried divorced who are the main targets of the papal innovation, although they largely monopolize the interest. The target group is not least the homosexuals, because the document speaks of people who live in an irregular relationship (especially AL, 305). This goes far beyond the remarried divorced.If one follows these assessments, and there is some reason for them, a gigantic movement is underway in the Church to turn homosexuality from a blatant sin into a recognized, perhaps even a privileged, lifestyle. The impact on the priesthood and the sacrament in general will be considered devastating.
Inseparable from this are, among other things, the sexual abuse cases that have shaken the Catholic Church for almost ten years. At present, the Catholic Church in the United States is shaken because in the state of Pennsylvania over the past 70 years, around 300 priests have sexually abused minors. The vast majority of all abuses were committed by homosexual clerics. [During the Cultural Revolution and its aftermath some 50 years ago] Only a tiny fraction had girls or women in their sights.
The Archdiocese of Boston did not suggest a connection. Nevertheless, there are voices that say with confidence that Cardinal O'Malley's absence at the Dublin Family Meeting in Dublin is in reality a rejection of the aberrophilic maneuvers carried out by gay and aberromophilic cliques in the Church. Maneuvers that are at least tolerated by Pope Francis.
Text: Giuseppe Nardi
Image: InfoVaticana
Trans: Tancred vekron99@hotmail.com
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