Synodal Attack on Heaven and Earth. The Synodal Way being used to attack the Church in Germany is a prototype for the Synod on Synodality set to grieve the whole world. The four aims of the Synodal …More
Synodal Attack on Heaven and Earth.
The Synodal Way being used to attack the Church in Germany is a prototype for the Synod on Synodality set to grieve the whole world.
The four aims of the Synodal Way -- women priests, sexually active priests, sacrilegious Communions and an invented power structure -- would respectively result in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass be offered invalidly and unworthily, and and the Holy Eucharist being received unworthily and ultimately obscured.
The four aims are also an attack on God the Father. Respectively they obscure the paternity of spiritual paternity, obscure the spiritual aspect of spiritual paternity, seek to deprive God of children, and confuse a hierarchy of service with a hierarchy of self-serving power.
But the Mother of God, and those who imitate her, confound all these attacks. This video considers how.
LINKS to the work of Dr Ed Peters referenced in the video can be found here:
canonlaw.info/a_deacons.htm
and here:
If we do discuss ‘clerical celibacy’, let’s really discuss it
The Synodal Way being used to attack the Church in Germany is a prototype for the Synod on Synodality set to grieve the whole world.
The four aims of the Synodal Way -- women priests, sexually active priests, sacrilegious Communions and an invented power structure -- would respectively result in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass be offered invalidly and unworthily, and and the Holy Eucharist being received unworthily and ultimately obscured.
The four aims are also an attack on God the Father. Respectively they obscure the paternity of spiritual paternity, obscure the spiritual aspect of spiritual paternity, seek to deprive God of children, and confuse a hierarchy of service with a hierarchy of self-serving power.
But the Mother of God, and those who imitate her, confound all these attacks. This video considers how.
LINKS to the work of Dr Ed Peters referenced in the video can be found here:
canonlaw.info/a_deacons.htm
and here:
If we do discuss ‘clerical celibacy’, let’s really discuss it