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Tucho's Embarrassing Presentation of Dignitas Infinita

Tucho Fernández began the presentation of the endless document "Infinite Dignity" on 8 April by reaffirming his support for Francis' discredited propaganda piece "Fiducia Supplicans".

He amused his audience by stating that "Francis has broadened our understanding of blessings" and protesting that "there are these kinds of blessings that do not meet the requirements of those in a liturgical context" - although this theory has long been refuted.

He believes that Francis has the right to invent "blessings" and sees a precedent in Francis' complete rejection of the death penalty.

Tucho Fernández expressed his hope that "Infinite Dignity" would generate as much "interest" as "Fiducia Supplicans", which, however, didn't generate "interest" but a universal rejection.

Asked whether the Church's teaching that homosexual acts are "intrinsically disordered" should be "changed", Tucho Fernández began to talk about formulations instead of content: "It is a strong expression that needs to be explained". He suggested that it should be changed, which means that the content is also changed: "Perhaps we could find an expression that explains more clearly what we [Francis and Tucho] mean".

According to Tucho, homosexual sins are disordered because "it has this characteristic compared to [sexual] relations between a man and a woman". In truth, there is no basis for comparing the marital act with sin.

Tucho again complained about laws that punish homosexual acts. He called them "painful" and lamented that "even some Catholics" [=all African bishops] defend these laws: "Of course we [Francis and Tucho and other homosexual activists] are in favour of decriminalisation", he said.

Diane Montagna asked Fernandez how the [supposedly] "infinite" dignity of the human person could be reconciled with the fact that people can end up in hell for all eternity. Tucho was again forced to dodge the question. He randomly babbled that the "possibility of hell" was an aspect of human freedom. But he could not explain how an allegedly "infinite" human dignity could be reconciled with eternal damnation.

Confronted with the "dignity" of the controversial trial of Cardinal Becciu, Tucho took refuge in his private idea of authoritarianism as his alternative to truth and justice. Reading from books he had brought with him, he announced that "religious submission of intellect and will" must be given to a Pope [even if he speaks nonsense?].

Accordingly, Tucho attacked "bishops and cardinals" who accuse Francis of heresy and who should "obey" Francis, because in Bergoglio's Vatican truth is based on obedience and power - as in any other tyranny.

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la verdad prevalece

Apr 8

Saint Peter Damian: “Why, I ask, O damnable sodomites, do you seek after the height of ecclesiastical dignity with such burning ambition? Why do you seek with such longing to snare the people of God in the web of your perdition?”

SonoftheChurch

3Apr 8edited

Trash...total TRASH.....another Lucifer-inspired inane word-salad filled with nothing but garbled-up, modernist, liberalistic, regurgitated mish-mash, vomited up and out of the degenerate mind and vile mouth of a heretical apostate. It has nothing - ABSOLUTELY NOTHING - of Holy Mother Church's divinely articulated, theologically robust conceptualization or nomenclature, the very nature of which is what forms the Teaching authority of the Church and fortifies and animates her dogmatic foundation. Kissy's time and talents would have been better spent writing another one of his porno books.

la verdad prevalece

2Apr 8

The practice of sodomy is “intrinsically disordered” and that phrase needs to be clarified but not in the way the homosexual Tucho wants because the Scriptures say that these homosexual acts are abominable in the eyes of God. And it is a serious sin that cries out to Heaven for revenge. But as Saint Paul explained, warning that homosexuals are not saved but that if they do not repent they will be condemned to hell. Pope Benedict XVI already explained clearly that it is not pastoral to omit this CRUDE TRUTH from practitioners of sodomy.

Bergoglio alias Pope Francis misrepresents the Catechism on homosexuality - LifeSite (lifesitenews.com)

In 1986, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, then-led by Cardinal Ratzinger, issued a document instructing bishops on the pastoral care of Same Sex Attracted persons. Therein, the congregation admonished bishops to ensure they are “clearly stating that homosexual activity is immoral.” The instruction adds, “But we wish to make it clear that departure from the Church's teaching, or silence about it, in an effort to provide pastoral care is neither caring nor pastoral. Only what is true can ultimately be pastoral. The neglect of the Church's position prevents (SSA persons) from receiving the care they need and deserve.”

la verdad prevalece

Apr 8

The reality of the eternal punishment of Hell destroys the fallacious and idolatrous, heretical and Masonic concept of the supposed infinite dignity of the human person, advocated by the apostate homosexual “Tucho” Víctor Manuel Fernández.

Denis Efimov

Apr 8

Perhaps these heretics think that demons will torment them in hell with respect due to the infinite dignity of these heretics?

U S Spacy

Apr 8edited

I thought that we, as image of God, have infinite dignity compared to a forest or a glacier, although zero dignity compared to God.
You made them a little lower than the angels;
you crowned them with glory and honor
and put everything under their feet.More

I thought that we, as image of God, have infinite dignity compared to a forest or a glacier, although zero dignity compared to God.

You made them a little lower than the angels;
you crowned them with glory and honor
and put everything under their feet.

Denis Efimov

Apr 9

"By sinning man departs from the order of reason, and consequently falls away from the dignity of his manhood [decidit a dignitate humana], in so far as he is naturally free, and exists for himself, and he falls into the slavish state of the beasts. This is expressed in Psalm 48:21: "Man, when he was in honor, did not understand; he hath been compared to senseless beasts, and made like to them," and Proverbs 11:29: "The fool shall serve the wise". Hence, although it be evil in itself to kill a man so long as he preserve his dignity, yet it may be good to kill a man who has sinned, even as it is to kill a beast. For a bad man is worse than a beast, and is more harmful" (St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, 2, 2, 64, 2, 3).

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4 429Apr 8

Fernandez said at the press conference that the phrase “intrinsically disordered” with regard to acts of sodomy is a “strong expression that should be explained; it would be good if we could find an expression that is even clearer”

John A Cassani

4Apr 8

I agree. “Sins that cry to heaven for vengeance” is much clearer than “intrinsically disordered.”

Denis Efimov

3Apr 8edited

That is, the purpose of creating this new document was to once again show that the conciliar church no longer condemns sodomy, but still condemns some other mortal sins? If so, then this is just another satanic document from the Vatican, which has the dignity of garbage.

Orthocat

3Apr 8

@John A Cassani Yes the term "intrinsically disordered" was a polite way to describe this sin - just like "irregular unions" was a nice way to speak about adultery & fornication. Shows how if one tries to be civil with those in the throes of those evils, they cannot abide even that! They want to be ratified in their sin.

All Saints

2Apr 9

Well, that marketing ploy worked with “grievous sin” vs the reality of MORTAL Sin so they figure to continue the tactic.

P. O'B

Apr 8

If man has infinite dignity, certainly the Devil does as well. And it's not helping him.

All Saints

3Apr 8

It is not charitable to confirm your neighbor in their sins. Fraternal CORRECTION is true charity. But he knowsthat. He is just trying to justify the lust for sin.

Maria delos Angeles

5Apr 8

Whose dignity is infinite, God or man? If man, isn't that heretical ?

Tesa

Apr 8

Fernandez claims that we will be judged by Christ on works of fraternal charity ALONE: "For Jesus, the good done to every human being, regardless of the ties of blood or religion, is the single criterion of judgment." Christ said: "He that believeth and is baptized, shall be saved: but he that believeth not shall be condemned" (Mark 16:16).

Denis Efimov

Apr 8

He is simply repeating the heresy of Francis, who says that God will not judge us for our ideas.