Yearning For Death: Eastern Cardinal Eager to Repeat Fatal Mistakes of Western Church
For years, the Chaldean liturgy has been undergoing a controversial “updating” which led to the publication of an Arabic Missal. Sako falsely claims the need of a constant adaptation of the liturgy to “the needs of the time” that has "always" marked the path of the Catholic Church and has [allegedly] been "authoritatively" re-proposed by the teachings of the Vatican II disaster.
His polemics prove that Sako is insecure: “Super Chaldeans may not yet be aware that the world has changed.” Only: "The world" is not the benchmark for the Church's liturgy.
Confusing liturgy with catechetics, he argues that many Chaldeans know neither Syriac nor Chaldean adding that many non-Christians including Muslims show an interest in the Chaldean liturgies and have a "right to understand" what they hear - as if the liturgy were about "transmitting information."
Sako's claims that he “knows how to distinguish between the original essential dates of the Chaldean liturgy and the artificial (sic!) elements that have been added in the course of history" - is the same slogan used to introduce apostasy from Bible and Tradition in falling apart Council Church.
He also uses Francis’ cliches like "avoiding nostalgia for the past” and “carrying forward” the Church on her “journey” - as if repeating yesterday's mistakes would produce progress.
In the light of what happened to the Council Church, Sako's statements can not be outdone in stupidity.
Picture: Louis Raphaël Sako © wikicommons, CC BY-SA, #newsJkecnmlwbw
