Bonkers: Swiss Sweat Ritual for Confirmands in Swimwear
A so-called "Catholic" youth ministry in the canton of Zurich, Switzerland, offers sweat rituals for confirmation and youth groups. The person responsible for the flimflam, Adrian Marbacher, 46, explains …More
A so-called "Catholic" youth ministry in the canton of Zurich, Switzerland, offers sweat rituals for confirmation and youth groups.
The person responsible for the flimflam, Adrian Marbacher, 46, explains to the homosexualist Kath.ch (April 22), which is financed with church tax money, that he has a "great interest in shamanic rituals." The sweating ritual originated in this area and marks the transition from child to adult.
A hut is built out of branches and woollen blankets. Stones heated in fire are used to create sauna temperatures. Then the confirmands and their facilitator enter the hot, cramped, dark hut. Marbacher explains this as a "sauna for ritual purposes."
The confirmands wear bathing costumes and are wrapped in a cloth. "In the classical ritual, you are only clad in a cloth," Marbacher insists. Afterwards, questions are asked such as: What am I burning for? Where do I feel the Holy Spirit? What gives me support? Each young person gives an answer. The others respond with "…More
The person responsible for the flimflam, Adrian Marbacher, 46, explains to the homosexualist Kath.ch (April 22), which is financed with church tax money, that he has a "great interest in shamanic rituals." The sweating ritual originated in this area and marks the transition from child to adult.
A hut is built out of branches and woollen blankets. Stones heated in fire are used to create sauna temperatures. Then the confirmands and their facilitator enter the hot, cramped, dark hut. Marbacher explains this as a "sauna for ritual purposes."
The confirmands wear bathing costumes and are wrapped in a cloth. "In the classical ritual, you are only clad in a cloth," Marbacher insists. Afterwards, questions are asked such as: What am I burning for? Where do I feel the Holy Spirit? What gives me support? Each young person gives an answer. The others respond with "…More
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This is not a sacrament
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I think that with heretical, paganistic rites like this which apparently go on without supression by bishops, we ALL must conclude that except in churches or even towns, where the SSPX or even sedevacantist groups are prevalent which hold to the TLM and Catholic tradition, that elsewhere, the Catholic Church really does not exist. The so called "Novus ordo" has produced so many abuses, even in the …More
I think that with heretical, paganistic rites like this which apparently go on without supression by bishops, we ALL must conclude that except in churches or even towns, where the SSPX or even sedevacantist groups are prevalent which hold to the TLM and Catholic tradition, that elsewhere, the Catholic Church really does not exist. The so called "Novus ordo" has produced so many abuses, even in the Vatican with "Pachamamma", that only where tradition is, there is the Church.
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Yup, modernist bishops even encourage this type of unorthodox initiation rituals of pagan rituals, sometimes because that's their weird inclination, other times because of the money they receive from the world to promote this garbage.