Did Cardinal Marx Learn Anything From the Coronavirus?
The coronavirus teaches the Church to understand its mission "anew," Cardinal Reinhard Marx told Katholisch.de (April 9).
The "new" consists for Marx in rattling down old mantras.
Marx entrenched himself behind slogans by saying that the Church shouldn’t withdraw into a "museal past."
He continued that „we are sometimes too attached to old ideas and traditions" which today "have nothing more to say" and "play no role for the future of mankind either." Did he means his outdated liberal ideology form the 1960s?
He also repeated Francis' mantra about the Church which still is "too autoreferential" – or rather: mantra-reverential.
Picture: Reinhard Marx, © Mazur, CC BY-NC-SA, #newsVlnemaqsuf
The "new" consists for Marx in rattling down old mantras.
Marx entrenched himself behind slogans by saying that the Church shouldn’t withdraw into a "museal past."
He continued that „we are sometimes too attached to old ideas and traditions" which today "have nothing more to say" and "play no role for the future of mankind either." Did he means his outdated liberal ideology form the 1960s?
He also repeated Francis' mantra about the Church which still is "too autoreferential" – or rather: mantra-reverential.
Picture: Reinhard Marx, © Mazur, CC BY-NC-SA, #newsVlnemaqsuf