Thursday, July 09, 2009
Austrian female "bishop" with two German colleagues
Seem to think they can just keep on consecrating Bishops. Four new ones here in the US.
Hate to disappoint but this is not the future for the Catholic Church.
"Individual salvation - great Western heresy"

According to the head of the Anglicans in the US- or at least some part of the divided, disolving body.
Must be the time of year, women "bishops" on both sides of the Atlantic going off the rails simultaneously.
Pope praised by Germany's Obama, the Head of the German Greens
50. This responsibility is a global one, for it is concerned not just with energy but with the whole of creation, which must not be bequeathed to future generations depleted of its resources. Human beings legitimately exercise a responsible stewardship over nature, in order to protect it, to enjoy its fruits and to cultivate it in new ways, with the assistance of advanced technologies, so that it can worthily accommodate and feed the world's population. On this earth there is room for everyone: here the entire human family must find the resources to live with dignity, through the help of nature itself — God's gift to his children — and through hard work and creativity. At the same time we must recognize our grave duty to hand the earth on to future generations in such a condition that they too can worthily inhabit it and continue to cultivate it. This means being committed to making joint decisions “after pondering responsibly the road to be taken, decisions aimed at strengthening that covenant between human beings and the environment, which should mirror the creative love of God, from whom we come and towards whom we are journeying.” Let us hope that the international community and individual governments will succeed in countering harmful ways of treating the environment. It is likewise incumbent upon the competent authorities to make every effort to ensure that the economic and social costs of using up shared environmental resources are recognized with transparency and fully borne by those who incur them, not by other peoples or future generations: the protection of the environment, of resources and of the climate obliges all international leaders to act jointly and to show a readiness to work in good faith, respecting the law and promoting solidarity with the weakest regions of the planet. One of the greatest challenges facing the economy is to achieve the most efficient use — not abuse — of natural resources, based on a realization that the notion of “efficiency” is not value-free.
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Interview with female bishop who stole Communion
When she was made a priestess she also received allegedly and secret episcopal orders. She claims apostolic succession! Won't give the name of the consecrating bishop (just one). She admits to breaching canon law. A process for more justice for women.
She does funerals and weddings and other sacraments.
Have you contact with other priests in Upper Austria- a good basis for discussion with colleagues and work constructively together.
She does not want to say more about the problems Bishop Schwarz had with the incident.
With Bishop Schwarz she has a good relationship!
Part of "Roman Catholic Women Priests Worldwide"
I speak only for women.
Different churches should go hand and hand in the 21st century. Diverse churches meet the different paths that human beings take to God.
Notes and quick paraphrasing of the interview!
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Excommunicated Female "Bishop" seizes Communion
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Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Ecclesia Dei changes
German press is portraying them as the Pope putting more pressure on the SSPX, but they would.
Head of Austrian Catholic women movement slammed in letter to the press
It is significant that in the interview with Margit Hauft the central question remains unanswered: how can someone be Chairman of a Catholic organization, while rejecting the goodness of the Catholic faith (see the Apostolic letter "Ordinatio sacerdotalis")?
It is to be hoped that – unlike what was asserted in the interview -- that Bishop Ludwig will fulfil his leadership and teaching leadership responsibilities towards the KFB and not let himself to be reduced by her to the level of a messenger boy.
That in the same interview, the requests of dying people allegedly unprovided with sacraments were instrumentalised for her own purposes by Margit Hauft makes the story even more problematic, as the Viaticum into new life is the Eucharist (cf. Catechism of the Catholic Church, paragraph 1524), which, of course, can also today be brought by women to dying people.
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Ecclesia Dei becomes part of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
Papal letter here.
Cardinal Hoyos retires, Cardinal Levada takes the helm.
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
Archbishop Zollitsch "We are all guilty for the financial crisis"
And there was me thinking it was Gordon Brown's tripartite regulation of the City of London and the EU Financial Package that was pushed through when the UK had Presidency of the EU when Gordon Brown was Chancellor.
Feast of Blessed Pope Benedict XI, Domincan
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German Justice Minister sees extremist tendencies in SSPX
Federal Justice Minister Zypries compares SSPX with extreme right-wing
Cathcon sees tendencies to stupidity in Ms Zypries
Browser what's a browser??!!!!
Out of the mouths of government ministers and fools.
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SSPX developments sooner than expected?
From Golias the "more Tablet than the Tablet" French left-wing Catholic journal.
Before writing a Motu proprio on the Lefebvrists, the Curia are now in the process of thinking about an immediate solution with a view to the final reintegration of the fundamentalists.
According to information, or our informants, Rome would, following the controversy about the ordinations celebrated recently by the SSPX, like to find a compromise solution, even before the completion of theological discussions.
This would clear the ground and initiate things faster. It is quite likely that the Curia had planned, under the good care of Monsignor Mario Marini, secretary of the Ecclesia Dei Commission, now deceased, a document, additional to the lifting of the excommunication of the four holy bishops consecrated by Archbishop Lefebvre, lifting the suspension imposed a divinis on the priests and brothers of the SSPX. Bishop Bernard Fellay, the superior of the Fraternity of Saint Pius X, showed such reluctance (because this form also showed a commitment to respect the authority of local bishops) that Rome then gave up on a similar project of transitional canonical regularisation. Now it is exhumed from oblivion.
The idea is obviously clever, even if from a canon law, and especially theological point of view, it is not without posing formidable problems. Indeed, it puts in a certain fashion, if only precariously, the cart before the horse in assuming things are resolved when they are not.
In the spirit of Pope Benedict and Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos, for very short time again in charge of the case, it would be well to take account of multiple oppositions which would become less easy if the SSPX was in canonical good standing (albeit for a time) and not, in the words of Abbé Claude Barthe, in a state of " canonical weightlessness." This initiative would establish Roman legitimacy (and the undeniable validity of SSPX confessions and marriage services) of the sacraments celebrated by priests of the SSPX.
In addition, it is a clear encouragement to reluctant bishops, like those of Germany. This idea could revitalise even in Rome herself very strong opposition, for example from Cardinals Levada (Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith) and Re (bishops) and Bishop Francesco Coccopalmerio, President of the Council for the Interpretation of Legislative Texts due to the violation of the law and its spirit that it entails, ultimately not affecting the subject (the SSPX can stick to its position) and would be an expedient, an artifice that is temporary solution and ad hoc on a weak basis. Its only advantage is the benefit of the SSPX because it would be a way to support the Fraternity.
If the Pope were to adopt such a solution, which is possible, it could create an uproar which would be proof of an unbelievable complacency.
Monday, July 06, 2009
New altar in Linz- says it all really
Cathcon has gone officially ballistic- we were married at this altar
The guy is dancing on the very place where we exchanged vows.
It is a triple insult, he is a Indian Jesuit (five Jesuit Father Gillibrands who certainly did not go in for this sort of thing) dancing in a Benedictine Abbey Church (I am a Benedictine Oblate).
If NASA wants to get to Mars, they could be there by tomorrow if they want to employ me as a rocket.
Dr Saju George SJ tries to justify the unjustifiable. Dance is a priestly activity! Inner God!
And groomed under a "galaxy of gurus"!!
Female Protestant Minister leads Corpus Christi procession and turns it into feminist propaganda for priestesses
From the Archconservative Blog
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Cardinal goes mad
Praising Obama's measured approach to abortion.
Measured is hardly the term if you are a child who never lived.Measured is hardly the term if you are a child who never lived.
There is a cartoon with one baby in a cradle talking to another baby in a dustbin.
"Were you born in or out of wedlock?"
"I don't know, because I wasn't even born".
Cardinal Schönborn in the preface to a book, "Thomistes" to which Cardinal Cottier writes the postface, witheringly criticises "Thomists of the Strict Observance" - now the world knows what "Thomists of the Less than Strict Observance" are made of. Cardinal Schönborn himself is all over the shop when it comes to moral issues and a primary cause of this is that he buys into Cardinal Cottier's errors on the state.
More great analysis here.
The great Sandro Magister also thinks so, but does not say so.
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