ALERT !! Bergoglio puts his heresy above the Magisterium of the Church and above the Obedience we owe to God's Law to promote sacrilege and support adultery. In other words, Bergoglio himself acknowledges that the heresies contained in Amoris Laetitia are not a simple 'pastoral practice', but rather presents them as a "Magisterium" in defiance of the dogmatic council of Trent, with which Bergoglio …More
ALERT !! Bergoglio puts his heresy above the Magisterium of the Church and above the Obedience we owe to God's Law to promote sacrilege and support adultery. In other words, Bergoglio himself acknowledges that the heresies contained in Amoris Laetitia are not a simple 'pastoral practice', but rather presents them as a "Magisterium" in defiance of the dogmatic council of Trent, with which Bergoglio demonstrates is in schism against the moral doctrine of the Church by putting above the moral teachings of the Church his heretical opinions that put into practice the situational morality that is condemned by the Church, with which he seeks to annul all 10 Commandments at once and subvert to the Catholic Church.
Dr. John Rist, professor emeritus of the University of Toronto, told LifeSiteNews that Pope Francis’s answer to the question is a typical example of “Peronism.”“Step one is to deny ‘casuistry,’ apparently understood by [Pope] Bergoglio as some form of consequentialism/situation ethics (which he rightly dubs non-Christian),” Rist stated. “The second step is to try to muddle us by using traditional …More
Dr. John Rist, professor emeritus of the University of Toronto, told LifeSiteNews that Pope Francis’s answer to the question is a typical example of “Peronism.”“Step one is to deny ‘casuistry,’ apparently understood by [Pope] Bergoglio as some form of consequentialism/situation ethics (which he rightly dubs non-Christian),” Rist stated. “The second step is to try to muddle us by using traditional words like ‘discernment’ but to imply that trying to discern what to do will get you an answer which is non-consequentialist while simultaneously disregarding the norms the Church has traditionally taught, and appealing to the Magisterium, i.e. to himself, to justify this procedure,” the philosopher continued. “What it all amounts to is readmitting consequentialism/situation ethics by the back door and giving it another name (i.e. discernment).”
Francis and his minions don't understand the nature of the Magisterium: They think it is an exercise of organizational power rather than the Teaching arm of the Church. At best, they are doctrinal minimalists. They consider doctrine to be little else than a list of legalistic obligations rather than the Truth that will make us free.More
Francis and his minions don't understand the nature of the Magisterium: They think it is an exercise of organizational power rather than the Teaching arm of the Church.
At best, they are doctrinal minimalists. They consider doctrine to be little else than a list of legalistic obligations rather than the Truth that will make us free.
