Actually, this "penance service" is rather old and comes to us, courtesy of Earth First (a rather destructive bunch). It seems that their errors are being used as sanctimonious cloaks to mask "one-world-government" agendas of the progressives, from Soros right over to the pope. So here it is, coming to a Church near you!
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Saturday, November 30, 2019
Friday, June 19, 2015
Laudato Si - Seamless Garment And Humanism
I'm still slogging through the mess known as Laudato Sii and am happy to refer to you some excellent commentary by fellow Catholic writers. From the Remnant Newspaper, we have from Chris Jackson "Why I'm Disregarding Laudato Si And Why You Should Too". I do believe that all should take the time and trouble to read it for ourselves (I linked to the English translation yesterday), if only to be able to discuss it intelligently to those who might be so confused as to put it on a par with the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception. Perhaps we might be able to work off a little time from Purgatory by subjecting ourselves to the obvious mortification - to think that a pontiff could vomit forth such bile.
He gives the paragraph numbers for the snippets that he cites so that the incredulous can see the crap for themselves. I'll interject a few of my own observations to date. In paragraph 8, just before he sneaks in the "seamless garment" phrase, we have a quote from Patriarch Bartholomew opining that when we "cause changes in the climate..strip the earth of its forests..we sin against God." Leaving alone (for now) that we are under no obligation whatsoever to take seriously the bloviations of a non-Catholic, we really can breathe a sigh of relief for we are not "causing changes in the climate" nor are we "stripping the earth of its forests".
Like Jackson, I too have noticed the emphasis on "feeling". Try this fun exercise. Copy and paste the encyclical into a Word document (as I did). Do a word search on "feel". Rather revelatory, isn't it? But if any envirowhackos insist on feeling guilt for the "stripping of forests", I present to you (as did Jackson), an aide to help you express your feelings of remorse. The video below was taken several years ago, as a loony bunch calling themselves "Earth First" had a little sob-session over some trees. And yes, they were serious!
As I watched the video, I expressed my feelings (that word again!) of mirth and comedy. In other words, I laughed until tears came from my eyes!
Here's another curious result from the word-search feature. Try looking up "humanism". We know what that is, right? If not, examine the website of the American Humanist Association and read the various manifestos. They are quite up front about their atheism and anti-life agendas. It's interesting how these words such as "humanism", "seamless garment", etc are slyly insinuated into this document so that they could worm their way into our thinking.
As I was looking into my post archives just now, I was reminded that last September, some progressives conducted a "People's Climate March" in New York City, with Cardinal Dolan sounding the trumpets for it. Look at the attendees, and notice how fossil fuels were demonized - as they are in Laudato Si. To me, it sounds like that march and this encyclical received input from the same sources.
I won't disregard Laudato Si, for I believe it to be a snake in the grass that must be watched.
He gives the paragraph numbers for the snippets that he cites so that the incredulous can see the crap for themselves. I'll interject a few of my own observations to date. In paragraph 8, just before he sneaks in the "seamless garment" phrase, we have a quote from Patriarch Bartholomew opining that when we "cause changes in the climate..strip the earth of its forests..we sin against God." Leaving alone (for now) that we are under no obligation whatsoever to take seriously the bloviations of a non-Catholic, we really can breathe a sigh of relief for we are not "causing changes in the climate" nor are we "stripping the earth of its forests".
Like Jackson, I too have noticed the emphasis on "feeling". Try this fun exercise. Copy and paste the encyclical into a Word document (as I did). Do a word search on "feel". Rather revelatory, isn't it? But if any envirowhackos insist on feeling guilt for the "stripping of forests", I present to you (as did Jackson), an aide to help you express your feelings of remorse. The video below was taken several years ago, as a loony bunch calling themselves "Earth First" had a little sob-session over some trees. And yes, they were serious!
As I watched the video, I expressed my feelings (that word again!) of mirth and comedy. In other words, I laughed until tears came from my eyes!
Here's another curious result from the word-search feature. Try looking up "humanism". We know what that is, right? If not, examine the website of the American Humanist Association and read the various manifestos. They are quite up front about their atheism and anti-life agendas. It's interesting how these words such as "humanism", "seamless garment", etc are slyly insinuated into this document so that they could worm their way into our thinking.
As I was looking into my post archives just now, I was reminded that last September, some progressives conducted a "People's Climate March" in New York City, with Cardinal Dolan sounding the trumpets for it. Look at the attendees, and notice how fossil fuels were demonized - as they are in Laudato Si. To me, it sounds like that march and this encyclical received input from the same sources.
I won't disregard Laudato Si, for I believe it to be a snake in the grass that must be watched.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Anti-Life Underpinnings Of Environmentalism
First, thanks to Breitbart.tv for the heads-up on this.
If you want graphic (and I DO mean graphic!) evidence that the Culture of Death is behind the latest environmental and "going green" fad, then continue.
10:10 is some nutso campaign to cut carbon emissions by 10% per year. Go to their website to see their "lofty" goals. Then, if you have the stomach for it, watch the video below that depicts non-believers in their strange dogma being blown up into bloody puddles. I'm not kidding! This is barbarism beyond words. They even show this happening to children. Again, I warn you, THIS IS GRAPHIC, but it shows just how cheaply they value people's lives. (Click here if you can't see embedded video)
It's far-fetched, you say? Remember James Lee (see my first, second and third posts on him) and the situation at the Discovery Channel building last week? How about Earth Liberation Front - or the Unabomber? Anything that puts human welfare on a par, or even below, anything else in creation is deadly. It is we, mankind, who are created in God's image and likeness.
Let's remember this when we read about "environmental justice committees" in our parishes, or the next time they try to foist a "lenten carbon fast" (put the phrase "lenten carbon fast" in the search box to see relevant posts) down our throats.
If you want graphic (and I DO mean graphic!) evidence that the Culture of Death is behind the latest environmental and "going green" fad, then continue.
10:10 is some nutso campaign to cut carbon emissions by 10% per year. Go to their website to see their "lofty" goals. Then, if you have the stomach for it, watch the video below that depicts non-believers in their strange dogma being blown up into bloody puddles. I'm not kidding! This is barbarism beyond words. They even show this happening to children. Again, I warn you, THIS IS GRAPHIC, but it shows just how cheaply they value people's lives. (Click here if you can't see embedded video)
It's far-fetched, you say? Remember James Lee (see my first, second and third posts on him) and the situation at the Discovery Channel building last week? How about Earth Liberation Front - or the Unabomber? Anything that puts human welfare on a par, or even below, anything else in creation is deadly. It is we, mankind, who are created in God's image and likeness.
Let's remember this when we read about "environmental justice committees" in our parishes, or the next time they try to foist a "lenten carbon fast" (put the phrase "lenten carbon fast" in the search box to see relevant posts) down our throats.
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