Satanic fruits of Newchurch Vatican
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From the get-go why discuss
depraved and vile sins which are an abomination to God??? Newchurch makes it
up, as it goes along and only has spite and disregard for God and and his
Divine Laws. Anathema sit! Haereticus.
Bishop of Antwerp Johan Bonny wants
the Catholic Church to embrace same-sex couples and bless their relationships
with an alternative rite to marriage and he will be taking his views to Pope
Francis’ Synod on the Family in October.
We were warned.
Prophecy – Our Lady of Good
Success: Prophecies for Our Times.
Our Lady prophesied that at the end
of the 19th Century and especially in the 20th Century that Satan would reign
almost completely by the means of the Masonic sect. The Queen of Heaven told
Mother Mariana that this battle would reach its most acute stage because of
various unfaithful religious, who, “under the appearance of virtue and
bad-spirited zeal, would turn upon Religion, who nourished them at her breast.”
“During this time,” she continued, “insomuch as this poor country will lack the
Christian spirit, the Sacrament of Extreme Unction will be little esteemed.
Many people will die without receiving it – either because of the negligence of
their families or their false sentimentality that tries to protect the sick
from seeing the gravity of their situations, or because they will rebel against
the spirit of the Catholic Church, impelled by the malice of the devil. Thus
many souls will be deprived of innumerable graces, consolations and the
strength they need to make that great leap from time to eternity…” “As for the
Sacrament of Matrimony, which symbolizes the union of Christ with His Church,
it will be attacked and profaned in the fullest sense of the word. Masonry,
which will then be in power, will enact iniquitous laws with the objective of
doing away with this Sacrament, making it easy for everyone to live in sin,
encouraging the procreation of illegitimate children born without the blessing
of the Church. The Christian spirit will rapidly decay, extinguishing the
precious light of Faith until if reaches the point that there will be an almost
total and general corruption of customs. The effects of secular education will
increase, which will be one reason for the lack of priestly and religious
vocations…”
Mother Mariana saw that the
greatest interior torments of the Sacred Heart were the ingratitude and
indifference of those souls who, chosen among millions to be His spouses and
ministers, left Him in the most absolute solitude. And this despite the fact
that in the Holy Sacrament, He would live under the same roof with His spouses
and come into the hand of His priests at the simple call of their voices at the
most solemn moment of the Consecration.
“Know, moreover, that Divine
Justice releases terrible chastisements on entire nations, not only for the
sins of the people, but for those of priests and religious persons. For the
latter are called, by the perfection of their state, to be the salt of the
earth, the masters of truth, and the deflectors of Divine Wrath. Straying from
their divine mission, they degrade themselves in such a way that, before the
eyes of God they quicken the rigor of the punishments…”
“Moreover, in these unhappy times,
there will be unbridled luxury which, acting thus to snare the rest into sin,
will conquer innumerable frivolous souls who will be lost. Innocence will
almost no longer be found in children, nor modesty in women, and in this
supreme moment of need of the Church, those who should speak will fall silent.”
“But know, beloved daughter, that
when your name is made known in the 20th century, there will be many who will
not believe, claiming that this devotion is not pleasing to God…A simple humble
faith in the truth of My apparitions to you, My predilect child, will be
reserved for humble and fervent souls docile to the inspirations of grace, for
Our Heavenly Father communicates His secrets to the simple of heart, and not to
those whose hearts are inflated with pride, pretending to know what they do
not, or self-satisfied with empty knowledge.”
During this time, Our Lady
foretold, “the secular Clergy will leave much to be desired because priests
will become careless in their sacred duties. Lacking the divine compass, they
will stray from the road traced by God for the priestly ministry, and they will
become attached to wealth and riches, which they will unduly strive to obtain.
How the Church will suffer during this dark night! Lacking a Prelate and Father
to guide them with paternal love, gentleness, strength, wisdom and prudence,
many priests will lose their spirit, placing their souls in great danger. This
will mark the arrival of My hour.”
“Therefore, clamor insistently
without tiring and weep with bitter tears in the privacy of your heart,
imploring our Celestial Father that, for love of the Eucharistic Heart of my
Most Holy Son and His Precious Blood shed with such generosity and the profound
bitterness and sufferings of His cruel Passion and Death, He might take pity on
His ministers and bring to an end those Ominous times, sending to this Church the
Prelate who will restore the spirit of its priests.”Our Lady of Good Success
ora pro nobis.
Bergoglio is sending a ‘Full
Fledged Heretic’to Synod on the Family…
ROME — A Belgian bishop who has
called on the Church to welcome same-sex couples will get to bring his case
straight to Pope Francis.
The Vatican announced Tuesday that
Bishop Johan Bonny of Antwerp will serve as a delegate to October’s Synod on
the Family. His appointment adds intellectual heft and star power to the
liberal flank of bishops pushing for the Church to change how it approaches
Catholics living in “irregular situations.”
Bonny’s views, however, may be
vigorously resisted by other synod members announced by the Vatican Tuesday,
including prelates from Africa and Poland.
Bonny, 59, made waves in December
when he said the Church must accept “a diversity of forms” when it comes to
relationships, according to an interview he gave to a Belgian newspaper,
translated by the National Catholic Reporter. “Personally, I find that in the
Church, more space must be given to acknowledge the actual quality of gay and
lesbian couples; and such a form of shared life should meet the same criteria
as found in an ecclesiastical marriage,” he said. “We have to acknowledge that
such criteria can be found in a diversity of relationships, and one needs to
search for various models to give form to those relationships.”
Bonny is one of 65 bishops named in
a Vatican bulletin today who will participate in the synod, which is a
continuation of a synod on families held last October that featured
sometimes-rancorous discussions of Communion for divorced and civilly remarried
Catholics, same-sex relationships, and various societal and economic pressures
facing families. Bishops’ conferences in each country or region select
delegates and submit them to the Vatican for approval, which is done on a
rolling basis. Announcements of other participants were made earlier this year.
Last September, Bonny released a
22-page letter laying out his hopes for last October’s synod and offering clues
about what he may bring to this year’s session.
Concerning marriage, for example,
Bonny wrote that it has changed through the centuries, undercutting activists
who say marriage hasn’t changed for millennium.
He suggested the Church has
something to learn from same-sex couples: “The present day legalization of
civil partnership and marriage between people of the same gender has led to new
situations and insights concerning marriage and family life.”
Bonny also suggested that the
Church should admit Catholics who divorced, but remarried without an annulment,
to Communion.
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Semper fidelis, Archbishop Lefebvre, ora pro nobis!
Speaking about his visits to
parishes, Bonny wrote, “I cannot imagine what it would mean for the children and
for their future bond with the Church community if I were to refuse Communion
at that moment to all parents, grandparents, and other family members who find
themselves in ‘irregular’ marital situations.”
He said withholding Communion could
harm the future of the Church. (???)
“It would be fatal for the
liturgical celebration, for the relationship between the families in question
and the Church community, and primarily for the continued faith development of
the children involved,” he said.
The first part of the synod on the
family provided a platform for an unprecedented discussion of sensitive topics
related to family life. A report issued halfway through the two-week event said
that bishops had discussed the pastoral needs of gay Catholics, opening up Communion
to the divorced and remarried, contraception and family planning, as well as
the theological notion of “graduality,” or highlighting the good in
relationships that might not live up to the Church’s ideal.
Conservatives at the synod slammed
the mid-term report, saying it was incomplete and did not reflect the wide
range of views expressed during the meeting to that point. The final report
approved by bishops watered down some of the more liberal language, so it’s
unlikely that Bonny’s views will go unchallenged this fall.
For example, members of Poland’s
delegation, also named officially Tuesday, have promised to fight any attempts
at change, noting specifically their opposition to proposals from German
bishops to loosen Church rules.
“We certainly won’t be going in the
theological direction presented by certain German-speaking circles,” Archbishop
Stanislaw Gadecki told the Catholic Herald Monday. “We believe the output of
Paul VI, John Paul II, and Benedict XVI, and recent statements by Pope Francis,
are enough to view Church teaching as a continuum, not as a revolution.”
Some African prelates, too, have
said they will toe the party line come October.
“Be conscious of the mission of the
Church; protect the sacredness of marriage which is now being attacked by all
forms of ideologies that intend to destroy the family in Africa,” Cardinal
Robert Sarah told bishops gathered in Ghana last week. “Do not be afraid to
stress the teaching of the Church on marriage.”
Archbishop Gabriel Mbilingi of
Lubango, Angola, who chairs the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa
and Madagascar, echoed that view: “Africa will speak with one voice at the next
Synod — with one voice we will present the challenges and successes of family
life in Africa.”
(Whether this promised unity plays
out is debatable, especially in light of a statement by Archbishop Charles
Palmer-Buckle of Accra, Ghana, to Crux in February that he’d vote in favor of
allowing Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics.)
Further, the US delegation, named
in February, includes bishops known for their strong promotion of Catholic
orthodoxy on family issues. Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville and Cardinal
Daniel DiNardo of Galveston-Houston, the president and vice president of the US
Conference of Catholic Bishops, will represent the United States, along with
Philadelphia’s Archbishop Charles Chaput and Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los
Angeles.
Although all four are considered
right-of-center, reflecting the conservative leanings of the American
hierarchy, Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich, who last week challenged bishops
for failing to include poverty in their strategic plan, was elected as an
alternate delegate.
The second part of the synod on the
family meets Oct. 4-25 at the Vatican.
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