SSPX attack on subversive Cardinal Martini



'A subversive theologian, a Hans Küng who has been successful within the ecclesiastical hierarchy'. These are the harsh words used by the Fraternity of Saint Pius X against Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, in an editorial by Father Alain Lorans. In the text Martini is attacked and accused of wanting to undermine the orthodoxy of the Catholic Church, with "theories that have a good following within the Church itself".
The starting point for the attack on the elderly Card. Martini is his latest book "Night conversations in Jerusalem" in which, says the Fraternity of St. Pius X, "he actually advocates the ordination of married men, the access of women to orders preceding the priesthood (waiting for better!) the access of remarried divorcees to the Eucharist, the appeal to the rights of the individual conscience against the discipline of the encyclical Humanae vitae".

Cardinal Martini, write the Society "is a Küng who has been successful within the ecclesiastical hierarchy. In reality they are two octogenarians opposed to the Church that has the promises of eternity!". So the former schismatic current takes the field and, despite the Holy See's lifting of the excommunication of its four bishops, intends to fight again against those it considers its lifelong enemies.

Martini and Küng were ultimately "two eighty year olds who are in rebellion against the church, which is eternal".

Comments

Jim said…
This is exactly the strategy that the SSPX needs to employ on a wide scale. Instead of speaking in generalities about Vatican II and its sorry aftermath, they have to name the heretics by name and disclose why they are doing so. In this country, the obvious first choice would be Mahoney of Los Angeles. There are many, many more Judases in the hierarchy and it is time to openly reveal who they are in a public forum. The media of the world is currently focused on the SSPX, so now is the time to be on the offensive to defend the faith!
JustTheFacts said…
Hey, that's a great idea! You know, we're battling a heretical new pastor in our parish, but the time is come to start naming names and taking them on one at a time.
Benedicta said…
I read somewhere on a priest's blog : "it might not be politically correct but it doesn't mean it's wrong".
Sometimes it takes "outsiders" to say the obvious...