Cardinal Admits Intentional Ambiguity

Cardinal Walter Kasper has admitted in the pages of L'Osservatore Romano this past Friday that

"In many places, [the Council Fathers] had to find compromise formulas, in which, often, the positions of the majority are located immediately next to those of the minority, designed to delimit them. Thus, the conciliar texts themselves have a huge potential for conflict, open the door to a selective reception in either direction."

(Photo: Kardinal Kasper mit Kardinal Danneels)

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Apr 27, 2013

CatholicFirefighter

Apr 16, 2013

Cardinal does not = Pope
Pope does not = Cardinal
There are many Cardinals ... there is only one Pope.
The End.More

Cardinal does not = Pope

Pope does not = Cardinal

There are many Cardinals ... there is only one Pope.

The End.

G.Taylor

Apr 15, 2013

Imagine! A Cardinal admitting that the conciliar texts have potential for conflict! The fruits have been and are being a disaster.
Almighty God give us bishops with faith and leadership.
I watch priests who I had believed were of sound faith and then I see them move the tabernacle to side alters! The devil must be smirking at the arrogance of these clerics who should be on their knees leading the small groups of faithful in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament front and center but instead we have the "community" gathering piffle of a notion - which cloaks it's aim of banishing the Lord from our lives , our hearts our souls.
Wake up faithless nation.

Dr Bobus

Apr 15, 2013

In other breaking news, water is wet.