Pachamamas thrown into Tiber River!

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  1. josephite

    josephite Powers

    Yes Dolours,
    I watched this pseudo catholic mass and listened to the irreligious and blasphemous mass, the blasphemous verbose prayers and the subtle message sent via these prayers (which to me, try to encapsulate everything in life!) , so as to sound somehow authentic! ........ I was struct by how similar Teilhard de Chardin's new age Catholic religion resonates with the pseudo messages of another new age religion, that being the new age religion that Lusia Piccaretta presents to us!
     
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  2. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

    Pachamama: New to the Vatican But No Stranger to the UN
    08/11/2019 Edward Pentin https://edwardpentin.co.uk/pachamama-new-to-the-vatican-but-no-stranger-to-the-un/

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    UNEP Pachamama Course

    The United Nations Environment Programme published a children’s textbook in 2002 interestingly entitled Pachamama — a course on why the world’s environment is being degraded and an assessment of “how our Mother Earth is doing today.”

    The UNEP says in the book that “Pachamama” means not just ‘Mother Earth’ in Inca culture but also “living in total harmony with the Earth and not from the Earth. It suggests a lifestyle in harmony with nature.”

    During the Amazon Synod last month, what the Holy Father called “Pachamama” statues regularly appeared in churches, ceremonies and the synod hall. Pictures of indigenous people bowing down before them in the Vatican Gardens and in a church nearby led many faithful to see them as idols, leading Austrian Catholic Alexander Tschugguel to seize four of them and throw them into the Tiber.

    The UNEP’s Pachamama course appears benign by contrast but its first of 7 modules is about “population growth,” teaching children that populations grow “more slowly” if each set of parents “only has one child.”

    Activity 4 is about “Traditional or Indigenous Attitudes” and gives examples of “attitudes of ancient or contemporary indigenous cultures towards Mother Earth.”

    It also predictably argues for “sustainable development” and goes on to teach about such subjects as “measuring pollution,” “government action,” and “understanding biodiversity.”

    In its children’s book, the UNEP doesn’t describe the Pachamama as an idol of course — instead it seems to have just borrowed the word for the course’s title which consists of contributions from young people, authors and artists.

    But the connection with the “Pachamama” and the UNEP shows that its appearance at the synod did not happen by chance, and is, in its own way, another indication of the ever-increasing “inculturation” of the UN and the global environmental movement into the very marrow of the Vatican.

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    As an addendum, Melinda Gates, a liberal Catholic whose Gates Foundation promotes similar globalist values diametrically opposed to Church teaching, privately met the Pope on Wednesday, according to a reliable source. The Vatican and the Gates Foundation were asked twice if they could confirm the meeting but neither responded.
     
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  3. SgCatholic

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    I've finally had the time to watch this.
    Am I right in thinking that this is the first time a current bishop has publicly pointed out the errors of Vatican II?

    He points out the problems with Dignitatis Humanae that led to the post-Conciliar teaching that every person has a right to choose his own religion.

    He mentions "the Assisi meeting of Pope John Paul II in 1986 and the other meetings, where even idolatrous religions were invited to pray in their own manner – that is to say in their idolatrous manner – for peace".

    And he said, “If you have a right by God given to you, by nature, also to be able to choose acts of idolatry – like the Pachamama – when it is rooted in your dignity of man even to choose a Pachamama religion: this is the last consequence of this expression of the Council text".

    So, my questions are:

    1. Wasn't Abp Lefebvre right all along?

    2. Since PF has allowed and indeed defends idolatry in the Vatican gardens, in St Peter's Basilica and in St Mary's at Transportina, isn't he a heretic/ apostate? When will the bishops and cardinals who have condemned the idolatry actually come out and say it - that PF is a heretic/apostate? And a public heretic/ apostate cannot be the Pope. Excommunication latae sententiae applies. Why are they still pussyfooting around the subject?

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  4. BrianK

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  5. But did he actually follow St. Paul's example??? Was ignorance taught by the truth w/ the risk that St. Paul experienced?

    Pope Francis: St. Paul announced Christ to 'idol worshippers' without attacking them

    Courtney Mares

    CNA).- St. Paul announced Jesus Christ to “idol worshippers” in Athens without attacking them, but by building bridges, Pope Francis said Wednesday.

    “We also ask the Holy Spirit today to teach us to build bridges with culture, with those who do not believe or with those who have a creed different from ours. Always build bridges, always reach out, never aggression,” Pope Francis said Nov. 6 in St. Peter’s Square.

    “Let us ask him for his ability to delicately inculturate the message of faith, placing on those who are in ignorance of Christ, a contemplative gaze, moved by a love that warms even the most hardened hearts,” he said at the general audience.

    In his weekly catechesis on the Acts of the Apostles, Pope Francis described St. Paul’s discourse on the Areopagus as an example of inculturation of the Catholic faith in Athens.

    “In the heart of one of the most famous institutions of the ancient world, the Areopagus, he achieved an extraordinary example of inculturation of the message of faith: he announces Jesus Christ to idol worshipers, and he does not do so by attacking them, but by becoming … a builder of bridges,” Pope Francis said.

    Paul “shudders inside to see a city full of idols,” the pope said, quoting Acts 17:16. He added that this encounter with paganism pushed St. Paul to “build a bridge of dialogue with the culture.”

    Looking upon Athens with the eyes of faith, “drives him [Paul] to open a path between the Gospel and the pagan world.”

    “In this way Paul observes culture, observes the environment of Athens starting from a contemplative gaze which discovers that it is God who lives in their houses, in their streets and in their squares,” he said.

    Francis added: “This makes us wonder about our way of looking at our cities: Do we observe with indifference? With contempt? Or with the faith that recognizes the children of God in the midst of anonymous crowds?”

    The pope explained that St. Paul revealed the true identity of the Athenian’s “unknown god” by beginning with creation. “That is, from biblical faith in the God of revelation, leading to redemption and judgment, that is, to the properly Christian message,” he said.

    St. Paul “shows the disproportion between the greatness of the Creator and the temples made by man,” Francis said.

    “In this way Paul, according to a beautiful expression of Pope Benedict XVI, ‘announces the One whom men ignore, yet they know: the Unknown-Known,’” he said.

    Pope Francis said that Paul then invites the Athenians to “go beyond ‘the times of ignorance’ and to decide to convert in view of imminent judgement.”

    The pope said that Paul’s announcement of the kerygma “arouses ridicule and derision” and “seems to have failed.” However, some adhered to his word and opened themselves to faith, among them, he said. “Among these is a man, Dionysius, a member of the Areopagus, and a woman, Damaris.”

    “Even in Athens the Gospel takes root and can run with two voices: that of man and that of woman,” he said.

    https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/...idol-worshippers-without-attacking-them-58134
     
  6. Tanker

    Tanker Powers

    I get the whole, "you can catch more flies with honey" saying but sometimes you need to boldly state the truth. My opinion of course.

    And there is no "evangelizing" going on in the Amazon by Catholics it would seem. The bishop is not baptizing indigenous , he said so himself. So quoting St Paul is meaningless to do. PF is speaking out of both sides of his mouth. He is saying the above speech to try and sound good and orthodox so the "comp!ainers" will back off and feel better. And out of the other side he is speaking of the U.N.and we are all one with the Earth, sustainable development, and climate change and sounding just as much a NWO tyrant as any politician.

    I don't buy it!!!!!

    It always seems to me whenever PF comes out with something Catholic sounding, just around the corner is more chaos and confusion. I could be completely wrong but this is a pattern with this pontificate.
     
  7. MMM

    MMM Archangels

    Pope Francis, in this very statement shows that St. Paul's "build a bridge of dialogue with the culture" of pagan Athenians concludes with him telling them to “go beyond ‘the times of ignorance’ and to decide to convert in view of imminent judgement.” The building of the bridge St. Paul used was not in accepting or respecting their pagan worship but to call them to the Truth of Christ and out of their ignorance. Rightly so, St. Paul arouses ridicule and derision among them which is exactly the same as attacking their pagan ways. Do you think St. Paul stuck around after they rejected his message to keep a bridge of dialog open? No sir, he called them out and allowed the small seed of faith in 2 people to grow while fully rejecting the pagan ways of the rest of them.

    Now lets see this applied in the Amazon just like St. Paul did. Waiting........ I mean this was the whole point of the message, wasn't it??
     
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  8. Dolours

    Dolours Guest

    Did you notice how often the pronoun "I" was used? It was an "I want" ceremony. Mass without a Consecration. And when introducing it, they referred to a priest who had incorporated part of it when offering an actual Holy Mass. Holy Mass is the restrainer. Satan has tried everything to wipe it out. Banning it didn't work so he has changed tactics. Mass without a consecration is no Mass at all. Mass incorporating worship of a false god or goddess is no Mass at all. Anyone can offer such a Mass - anyone from part-time priests to deaconesses. I have read that priests in India are incorporating Hinduism into religious services there. And why not an Indian Rite if a new Amazonian Rite is approved? Why not a Teilhard Mass on the World for ecologists? One step at a time. People ask why are we afraid of all these changes. Any Catholic not afraid of the removal of the restrainer must be unaware that the final persecution will be far worse than anything in the past.

    The Episcopaleans already have a Cosmic Mass. Here's Matthew Fox, Episcopalean priest, telling all about it: https://www.theinterfaithobserver.o...mic-mass-returns-to-the-2018-world-parliament

    Rev. Fox is a fan of Laudato Si. Have a look at his website: https://www.matthewfox.org/home

    I see far more similarities between Pope Francis and Mr. Fox than I do between Pope Francis and his predecessors.

    The Catechism tells us that the Church will go through a time of passion and that Satan's final deception will be man exalting himself as God. Judas was the first Apostle to betray Christ. Peter was the second.
     
  9. AED

    AED Powers

    Mm
    Mathew Fox is scary. And has been for years. In the days of JPII he was verboten.
     
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  10. Dolours

    Dolours Guest

    I'll bet he's not verboten now, especially since he invokes Teilhard when promoting his cosmic mass. They have celebrated that cosmic mass in their Cathedral in Washington DC. You only have to look at that to see where "development", "accompaniment" and "finding new paths" can lead. We only have to look at what happened in the Vatican during the Synod to see how easily evil can be passed off as good.

    But don't worry. At the Mass in St. John Lateran today, Pope Francis said that Jesus is the foundation. They just have to find new paths to evangelise people who are far from the Church. That will ease the consciences of those who believe that Pope Francis is impeccable and infallible no matter what he says provided some Bishops agree with him. After all, isn't he the master and not the servant of Scripture and Tradition? He also said at the same Mass that when Jesus threw the money changers and animal traders out of the temple, they weren't in the temple proper but in an outside area where non-believers were welcome. According to Pope Francis, Jesus was telling the Jews that everyone was welcome to pray in the Temple. Presumably, Pope Francis is letting us know that Pachamama worship is welcome in our churches at any time because that's why Jesus threw out the money changers.

    We learn something new every day.
     
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  11. AED

    AED Powers

    :eek::eek::eek:
    Just:eek::eek::eek:and then :eek::eek::eek:. Finally :mad::mad::mad:
     
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  12. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

    Sg, Bishop Schneider has defended Vatican II numerous times and in fact, he has stated that due to Vatican II the laity have the right to speak up against problems that occur in the Church at various times. +

    Maybe you can point out when in the video Bishop Schneider made the statements that you have listed above? I can only recall him stating the Pope Paul VI should have voiced stronger opposition to some things that occurred. I know that Michael Matt stated more issues in regard to Vatican II but he does this in almost every video that he makes, so nothing new there.

    I think that you missed the point of the video.

    Edited to add:

    I think that it would be far more appropriate for you to ask Cardinal Burke those questions and while your at it you can ask him who the true pope is and you might want to ask him his opinion of your belief that Pope Benedict XVI is the true pope. I would love to hear his response on all points. Here is a link to contact him Send a message to Cardinal Burke .

    Sam, Thank you for posting this video, it is really great! I love your new avatar also!!!
     
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  13. HeavenlyHosts

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    Please don’t shoot the messenger, SgC.
     
  14. SgCatholic

    SgCatholic Guest

    I am surprised that you ask this.
    Listen from ~31:40 to 35:00.

    What do you think is the point of the video?

    I sent Cardinal Burke an email long ago when he started his website.
    Unfortunately, I never received any reply.

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  15. SgCatholic

    SgCatholic Guest

    No, I am not shooting him. I respect Bp Schneider very much.
    But the truth needs to be said.
    It is beyond obvious that PF does not believe in the essential truths of the Catholic faith.
    Why is is that no one in the hierarchy is doing what needs to be done?

    Consider the following action of St Nicholas with regards to Arius the heretic:
    Arius wrongly taught that Christ was not fully divine but rather a mere creature. Arius taught that Christ had been created by God the Father.

    During the First Ecumenical Council of Nicea (AD 325), Arius was called upon to defend his position on the inferiority of Christ. Saint Nicholas just couldn’t listen to all of Arius’ nonsense and so he stood up and laid in to Arius with his fist.

    The Emperor Constantine and the bishops present at the Council were alarmed by Nicholas’ act of violence against Arius. They immediately stripped Nicholas of his office as a bishop by confiscating the two items that marked out a man as a Christian bishop: Nicholas’ personal copy of the Gospels and his pallium (the vestment worn by all bishops in the East).

    Now if that were the end of the story, we probably wouldn’t know about Saint Nicholas, and our children wouldn’t be asking him for presents. However, after Nicholas was deposed, the Lord Jesus Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary visited Nicholas who was being held in a prison cell for his fist-fight with the heretic.

    Our Lord Jesus Christ asked Saint Nicholas, “Why are you here?” Nicholas responded, “Because I love you, my Lord and my God.”

    Christ then presented Nicholas with his copy of the Gospels. Next, the Blessed Virgin vested Nicholas with his episcopal pallium, thus restoring him to his rank as a bishop.


    When the Emperor Constantine heard of this miracle, he immediately ordered that Nicholas be reinstated as a bishop in good standing for the Council of Nicea. Today we recite the Nicene Creed every Sunday so we know how the controversy played out. The bishops at Nicea sided with Saint Nicholas and Saint Athanasius and they condemned Arius as a heretic. To this very day, we still recite in the Creed that Christ is “God from God, Light from Light, True God from True God, begotten not made, consubstantial with the Father.”

    https://taylormarshall.com/2012/12/video-when-st-nicholas-punched-out.html

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  16. Dolours

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    Cardinal Ottaviani was right all along. His predictions have proved to be a lot more accurate than many self-proclaimed prophets or visionaries. An SSPX priest gives a good a good summary here: https://angeluspress.org/blogs/blog/bastion-of-the-faith-mdash-cardinal-ottaviani The Modernists were well entrenched and well organised for Vatican 11. There were then, as now, a minority of honest, faithful Bishops, a well-oiled group of modernists and a lot of lukewarm careerists.

    Read the Ottaviani intervention here: http://www.catholictradition.org/Eucharist/ottaviani.htm

    Those modernists/masons are more influential now than they were at Vatican 11. The proposed Amazonian Rite could be their means of overcoming the Ottaviani intervention. If that proves to be the case, we should all get down on our knees and thank God for Archbishop Lefebvre's tenacity irrespective of whether we prefer the Ordinary or Extraordinary form of the Mass.

    Pope Francis is always careful to say something orthodox - just orthodox enough for the lukewarm Bishops to line up with the modernists against anyone who would accuse him of heresy or apostasy. There's certainly enough evidence for him to get the same treatment as Honorius 1 from a future Pope but there could be a Pope Francis 2 and 3 before that happens. It's very possible that we won't get another truly Catholic Pope until the papacy is meaningless to all but a faithful remnant of Catholics. It's also possible that the current Peter could turn around and strengthen his brethren just as the first Peter did after he denied Christ. Do they keep roosters in the Vatican?
     
  17. HeavenlyHosts

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    I meant that Carol was the messenger. She posted the video and you answered with a barrage of questions.
    Try sending Cardinal Burke another letter. This one might get through. Or there may be a reason why he never answered. At any rate, we are in a chastisement. Did you get that? No amount of complaining will change that fact. imho, we follow the directions of Our Lady and do heavy penance and prayer. We pray especially for the Pope, the hierarchy, all those priests and lay people. May Christ have compassion on them. I think looking at the past and blaming is not productive at a time like this. Let Our Lady take care of it.
     
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  18. HeavenlyHosts

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    When the three children at Fatima were shown hell, they were so deeply affected by it that they remained mostly silent for days, except they would repeat to each other, “forever and ever”.
    I think each one of us has an opinion about Archbishop Lefebvre, whether he was a coward for abandoning the Barque of Peter too soon or not. We received many warnings along the way. This is a crisis of Biblical proportions.
     
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  19. SgCatholic

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    I'm sorry, but you misunderstand. My questions were not addressed specifically to Carol. I was voicing my thoughts after watching the video which Dolours posted and Carol recommended
    Finding and stating the truth does not mean that I am playing the blame game.
    The truth sets us free.

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  20. SgCatholic

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    No dispute here.:love:

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