Gloria.TV News on the 22nd of July 2015 Confused: The August 2015 edition of National Geographic has a lengthy essay about Pope Francis. The article mentiones Federico Wals, who used to be Cardinal …More
Gloria.TV News on the 22nd of July 2015
Confused: The August 2015 edition of National Geographic has a lengthy essay about Pope Francis. The article mentiones Federico Wals, who used to be Cardinal Bergoglio’s press aide in Buenos Aires. In 2014 Wals traveled to Rome. Before seing the Pope he paid a visit to Father Federico Lombardi, the Vatican communications official. Wals asked him: “So, Father, how do you feel about my former boss?” Managing a smile, Lombardi replied, “Confused.”
Chaos? Lombardi gave an example to Walls. Quote: “Just yesterday the pope hosted a gathering in Casa Santa Marta of 40 Jewish leaders—and the Vatican press office learned about it only after the fact. And: “No one knows all of what he’s doing. His personal secretary doesn’t even know. I have to call around: One person knows one part of his schedule, someone else knows another part.”
Wrong Smell: Father Thomas Rosica, the CEO of the liberal Canadian Salt and Light Catholic Media Foundation and English language Media Attaché to the Holy See Press Office has claimed in a keynote address delivered in St. Louis, Missouri on June 30th, that – quote – “the Church must smell like the world it penetrates.” In sharp contradiction to Rosica, Saint Paul writes in 2 Cor 2,14 of Christ who “through us spreads in every place the fragrance that comes from knowing him.”
Health-Problems. A visibly sick Bishop Rogelio Livieres who in September 2014 was unjustly sacked by the Pope as bishop of Ciudad Real, Paraguay, has published a video message on his blog. The video was filmed in the Opus Dei University Hospital Austral in Buenos Aires. Livieres expresses his unity with the Pope on the occasion of his visit to Paraguay. He says that he arrived at the hospital in a difficult situation and that the doctors have tried to risolve the problem with surgical interventions.
Confused: The August 2015 edition of National Geographic has a lengthy essay about Pope Francis. The article mentiones Federico Wals, who used to be Cardinal Bergoglio’s press aide in Buenos Aires. In 2014 Wals traveled to Rome. Before seing the Pope he paid a visit to Father Federico Lombardi, the Vatican communications official. Wals asked him: “So, Father, how do you feel about my former boss?” Managing a smile, Lombardi replied, “Confused.”
Chaos? Lombardi gave an example to Walls. Quote: “Just yesterday the pope hosted a gathering in Casa Santa Marta of 40 Jewish leaders—and the Vatican press office learned about it only after the fact. And: “No one knows all of what he’s doing. His personal secretary doesn’t even know. I have to call around: One person knows one part of his schedule, someone else knows another part.”
Wrong Smell: Father Thomas Rosica, the CEO of the liberal Canadian Salt and Light Catholic Media Foundation and English language Media Attaché to the Holy See Press Office has claimed in a keynote address delivered in St. Louis, Missouri on June 30th, that – quote – “the Church must smell like the world it penetrates.” In sharp contradiction to Rosica, Saint Paul writes in 2 Cor 2,14 of Christ who “through us spreads in every place the fragrance that comes from knowing him.”
Health-Problems. A visibly sick Bishop Rogelio Livieres who in September 2014 was unjustly sacked by the Pope as bishop of Ciudad Real, Paraguay, has published a video message on his blog. The video was filmed in the Opus Dei University Hospital Austral in Buenos Aires. Livieres expresses his unity with the Pope on the occasion of his visit to Paraguay. He says that he arrived at the hospital in a difficult situation and that the doctors have tried to risolve the problem with surgical interventions.
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Livieres expresses his unity with the Pope on the occasion of his visit to Paraguay. He says that he arrived at the hospital in a difficult situation and that the doctors have tried to risolve the problem with surgical interventions.
Satan likes confusion. - It is his tool. Mixing fact and fiction, right and wrong, and sometimes with confusing bad example causes Scandal.
CCC: " 2285 Scandal takes on a particular gravity by reason of the authority of those who cause it or the weakness of those who are scandalized.
It prompted our Lord to utter this curse: "Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it …More
Satan likes confusion. - It is his tool. Mixing fact and fiction, right and wrong, and sometimes with confusing bad example causes Scandal.
CCC: " 2285 Scandal takes on a particular gravity by reason of the authority of those who cause it or the weakness of those who are scandalized.
It prompted our Lord to utter this curse: "Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened round his neck and to be drowned in the depth of the sea."
Scandal is grave when given by those who by nature or office are obliged to teach and educate others.
Jesus reproaches the scribes and Pharisees on this account: he likens them to wolves in sheep's clothing."
CCC: " 2285 Scandal takes on a particular gravity by reason of the authority of those who cause it or the weakness of those who are scandalized.
It prompted our Lord to utter this curse: "Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened round his neck and to be drowned in the depth of the sea."
Scandal is grave when given by those who by nature or office are obliged to teach and educate others.
Jesus reproaches the scribes and Pharisees on this account: he likens them to wolves in sheep's clothing."
