Whining to some fellow Jesuits while in Portugal for the World Youth Debacle, Pope Francis crabbed about Catholics faithful to Tradition, calling us "backwards-looking" and "reactionary". He tries so hard to convince us that there is an "appropriate evolution in the understanding of matters of faith and morals".
He cited some examples, disregarding the fact that he is holding to heresy. He went on: "today it is a sin to possess atomic bombs. The death penalty is a sin; you cannot employ it, but it was not so before." If he wants to yammer about "appropriate evolution", here is a case where this so-called "evolution" is so inappropriate as to be called heresy, or at least based on heresy. The underlying heresy is in believing that God can somehow change. He is beyond change. He is immutable, and thus His words and thoughts are, too. Pope St. Pius X had much to say about Francis' mindsets in Pascendi Dominici Gregis. I suggest you read it.Later he said, "what I don't like at all is that we look at the so-called 'sins of the flesh' with a magnifying glass..if you lied or cheated, it doesn't matter and instead, only sins below the waist are relevant". "So-called sins of the flesh"? Yes, Francis! That is the term used by Our Lady of Fatima when she told the three children that more souls go to hell on account of sins of the flesh than any other sins. I can see, though, where that might not be relevant if one doesn't believe in hell.
He said this regarding persons currently committing mortal sins of homosexual relations: "the door is open to everyone. Everyone has their own space in the church." After this is when he let loose with his "so-called sins of the flesh" quips.
I believe there is some "method to the madness" here. He has two things on the horizon. First there is this so-called "Synod on Synodality" that some have dubbed "sin-nod on sodomy". Yes, there will most likely be some heresy regarding homosexuality that comes out of this thing. In fact, given previous patterns regarding past meetings, the "documents resulting from the synod" are most likely written and ready to be released at an opportune time. Of course any little poison pill will be buried amidst piles and piles of fluffy-puff verbosity.
Speaking of verbal diarrhea, be prepared for another encyclical that Michael Matt has dubbed "Laudato Si II". Oh, joy! Hear for yourselves.
We need to resist the onslaughts against truth coming at us from the Vatican, just as we must resist the civil wonks who are rattling the covid sabers again.
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