Gloria.TV News on the 5th of August 2016 Controversial: Cardinal Marc Ouellet, prefect of the Congregation of Bishops, said in Toronto that Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation on the family, Amoris …More
Gloria.TV News on the 5th of August 2016
Controversial: Cardinal Marc Ouellet, prefect of the Congregation of Bishops, said in Toronto that Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation on the family, Amoris Laetitia, is a controversial document. Ouellet hopes that the controversies around Amoris Laetitia might – quote – “even be fruitful in the end.”
Sacrilegious: The Italian historian Roberto de Mattei called last Sunday’s participation of Muslims at Mass in France and Italy, “sacrilegious." Quote: "Catholic churches, in contrast to mosques, are not centers for conferences or propaganda, but sacred places, where due worship and adoration is rendered to Jesus Christ.” De Mattei also criticized the Quran being read in different churches. In Bari Cathedral the first Sura was receited. It condemns an alleged unbelief of the Christians.
Homosex Subculture: A former seminarian at St. Patrick's College in Maynooth, Ireland, will be meeting with the Irish Police to discuss allegations of homosexual improprieties at the hands of his spiritual advisor. The former trainee priest revealed that the offending priest was a "spiritual father" to him assigned to help him discern his vocation to the priesthood. “My faith was severely shaken after my experience in Maynooth," the ex-seminarian said, "and I suffered from severe depression for a long time."
Strange Experts: One of the twelve appointees for the Commission for the Study of the Diaconate of Women is left-leaning Hofstra University Professor Phyllis Zagano, a well-known advocate for women’s ordination to the diaconate. She has also spoken numerous times at events promoting women’s ordination to the priesthood. Several other appointees have also expressed questionable theological views.
Controversial: Cardinal Marc Ouellet, prefect of the Congregation of Bishops, said in Toronto that Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation on the family, Amoris Laetitia, is a controversial document. Ouellet hopes that the controversies around Amoris Laetitia might – quote – “even be fruitful in the end.”
Sacrilegious: The Italian historian Roberto de Mattei called last Sunday’s participation of Muslims at Mass in France and Italy, “sacrilegious." Quote: "Catholic churches, in contrast to mosques, are not centers for conferences or propaganda, but sacred places, where due worship and adoration is rendered to Jesus Christ.” De Mattei also criticized the Quran being read in different churches. In Bari Cathedral the first Sura was receited. It condemns an alleged unbelief of the Christians.
Homosex Subculture: A former seminarian at St. Patrick's College in Maynooth, Ireland, will be meeting with the Irish Police to discuss allegations of homosexual improprieties at the hands of his spiritual advisor. The former trainee priest revealed that the offending priest was a "spiritual father" to him assigned to help him discern his vocation to the priesthood. “My faith was severely shaken after my experience in Maynooth," the ex-seminarian said, "and I suffered from severe depression for a long time."
Strange Experts: One of the twelve appointees for the Commission for the Study of the Diaconate of Women is left-leaning Hofstra University Professor Phyllis Zagano, a well-known advocate for women’s ordination to the diaconate. She has also spoken numerous times at events promoting women’s ordination to the priesthood. Several other appointees have also expressed questionable theological views.
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Thanks for the news GTV, there is so much muck out there, the worshiping of C Jorge has gone beyond ridicules, C Jorge is not God, his duty is to God and to strengthen his brethren in the faith. Clearly C Jorge is not defending the faith rather he is sowing division and making a complete mockery of the one true faith. There is nothing Catholic about C Jorge, he has turned the house of prayer into a …More
Thanks for the news GTV, there is so much muck out there, the worshiping of C Jorge has gone beyond ridicules, C Jorge is not God, his duty is to God and to strengthen his brethren in the faith. Clearly C Jorge is not defending the faith rather he is sowing division and making a complete mockery of the one true faith. There is nothing Catholic about C Jorge, he has turned the house of prayer into a den of thieves!, selling access to himself for $25.000 is proof enough! Let’s not be deceived C Jorge has become a Hollywood star seeking to be worshiped.
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La soberbia del que controla este foro en español , lo tienen tan enceguecido que hasta nos borra las noticias.
Patriarca denuncia la ceguera ante el ataque del Islam a los cristianos en Oriente Medio, durante la reunión internacional anual de los Caballeros de Colón.
Patriarca denuncia la ceguera ante el ataque del Islam a los cristianos en Oriente Medio, durante la reunión internacional anual de los Caballeros de Colón.
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Bergoglio le permite a su ejército desolador profanar las iglesias antes la pasividad de los espectadores católicos silenciosos que se niegan a defender los derechos de Cristo por temor a Bergoglio, obedecer a un hereje es una blasfemia contra el Espiritu Santo que niega e impugna la verdad revelada por el Magisterio de la Iglesia que un hereje no puede ser un papa. Guardar silencio …More
@jd1961 Bergoglio le permite a su ejército desolador profanar las iglesias antes la pasividad de los espectadores católicos silenciosos que se niegan a defender los derechos de Cristo por temor a Bergoglio, obedecer a un hereje es una blasfemia contra el Espiritu Santo que niega e impugna la verdad revelada por el Magisterio de la Iglesia que un hereje no puede ser un papa. Guardar silencio es cobardía y significa una unión pasiva con el mal.
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Sacrilegious: The Abomination of desolation spoken of by Daniel the prophet.
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Sacrílega: La Abominación de la desolación predicha por el profeta Daniel.
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@Gloria.TV News This person espie valadao on the Spanish page is accusing you of defamation:
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Dear Jungerheld,
it will be interesting to see if Pope Francis has an angry response to their conclusions.
His anger is reserved for the Boys in Palermo and capitalism.
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The rabid leftist women taking part in this commission will stop short of you know what. But, you can be sure, the ministerial priesthood is among their long range goals. At that point, they all become heretics and we kick their …More
Dear Jungerheld,
it will be interesting to see if Pope Francis has an angry response to their conclusions.
His anger is reserved for the Boys in Palermo and capitalism.
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The rabid leftist women taking part in this commission will stop short of you know what. But, you can be sure, the ministerial priesthood is among their long range goals. At that point, they all become heretics and we kick their nasty, pushy, never satisfied a$$es out along with their supporters and send them all to the Episcopalians where they can do whatever the *heck* they want to do.
it will be interesting to see if Pope Francis has an angry response to their conclusions.
His anger is reserved for the Boys in Palermo and capitalism.
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The rabid leftist women taking part in this commission will stop short of you know what. But, you can be sure, the ministerial priesthood is among their long range goals. At that point, they all become heretics and we kick their nasty, pushy, never satisfied a$$es out along with their supporters and send them all to the Episcopalians where they can do whatever the *heck* they want to do.
Strange Experts: Why even go to the bother of convening a commission and further the hopes and dreams of who knows how many lesbos, if the deal was not already done...at least in Francis' mind?
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The Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in 1976 issued its declaration <Inter Insigniores>, against the possibility of ordaining women to the ministerial priesthood. A commentary which …More
Strange Experts: Why even go to the bother of convening a commission and further the hopes and dreams of who knows how many lesbos, if the deal was not already done...at least in Francis' mind?
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The Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in 1976 issued its declaration <Inter Insigniores>, against the possibility of ordaining women to the ministerial priesthood. A commentary which accompanied the decree confessed to having passed over the issue of women deacons because "it is a question which must be taken up fully by direct study of the texts, without preconceived ideas." This past year, the Canon Law Society of America (CLSA) presented a report at its annual meeting in Montreal, entitled <The Canonical Implications of Ordaining Women to the Permanent Diaconate>. Providing us with a historical overview of the female diaconate, and an account of the revival of the permanent diaconate in modern times, the CLSA report contends that "women have been ordained permanent deacons in the past, and it would be possible for the church to determine to do so again." The Ordination of Women to the Diaconate – EWTN
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The Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in 1976 issued its declaration <Inter Insigniores>, against the possibility of ordaining women to the ministerial priesthood. A commentary which accompanied the decree confessed to having passed over the issue of women deacons because "it is a question which must be taken up fully by direct study of the texts, without preconceived ideas." This past year, the Canon Law Society of America (CLSA) presented a report at its annual meeting in Montreal, entitled <The Canonical Implications of Ordaining Women to the Permanent Diaconate>. Providing us with a historical overview of the female diaconate, and an account of the revival of the permanent diaconate in modern times, the CLSA report contends that "women have been ordained permanent deacons in the past, and it would be possible for the church to determine to do so again." The Ordination of Women to the Diaconate – EWTN
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@Fischl, if Francis were "insulating" the family, as in "protecting" the family or "preventing the loss" of true, authentic family life, it would be cause for great rejoicing. But insultating...more accurate, it seems, unfortunately...
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A CNA article quoted Pope Francis responding angrily 
, “They said: 'The Church opens the door to deaconesses.' Really? I am a bit angry because this is not telling the truth of things.”
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Since one appointee to the commission is an advocate for women's ordination and several others express questionable theological views, it will be interesting to see if Pope Francis has an angry response to …More
A CNA article quoted Pope Francis responding angrily , “They said: 'The Church opens the door to deaconesses.' Really? I am a bit angry because this is not telling the truth of things.”
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Since one appointee to the commission is an advocate for women's ordination and several others express questionable theological views, it will be interesting to see if Pope Francis has an angry response to their conclusions.
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Since one appointee to the commission is an advocate for women's ordination and several others express questionable theological views, it will be interesting to see if Pope Francis has an angry response to their conclusions.
Strange Experts: I'd bet the lesbos will flock to this meeting. The powers that be are hoping that tossing them this 'bone' will satisfy them...for awhile at least. 
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Until 400 – 500 AD both male and female deacons flourished in the Western Church, but the role of deacon declined over the next several centuries, surviving only as an intermediate stage for male candidates preparing for priestly …More
Strange Experts: I'd bet the lesbos will flock to this meeting. The powers that be are hoping that tossing them this 'bone' will satisfy them...for awhile at least.
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Until 400 – 500 AD both male and female deacons flourished in the Western Church, but the role of deacon declined over the next several centuries, surviving only as an intermediate stage for male candidates preparing for priestly ordination. Following the Second Vatican Council, the Church restored the role of permanent deacon, which is open to single and married men.
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In 1994, Pope John Paul II declared in his letter Ordinatio Sacerdotalis : "Wherefore, in order that all doubt may be removed regarding a matter of great importance…I declare that the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women and that this judgment is to be definitively held by all the Church's faithful."
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In 1995, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith explained that Ordinatio Sacerdotalis witnesses to the infallibility of the teaching of a doctrine already possessed by the Church. ... This doctrine belongs to the deposit of the faith of the Church. The definitive and infallible nature of this teaching of the Church did not arise with the publication of the Letter Ordinatio Sacerdotalis" but was "founded on the written Word of God, and from the beginning constantly preserved and applied in the tradition of the Church, it has been set forth infallibly by the ordinary and universal magisterium," and for these reasons it "requires definitive assent."
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Ordination to the diaconate was not mentioned in the Letter O.S. and currently remains an open question.
Full list of the members of the Vatican’s commission for the study of women deacons
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Until 400 – 500 AD both male and female deacons flourished in the Western Church, but the role of deacon declined over the next several centuries, surviving only as an intermediate stage for male candidates preparing for priestly ordination. Following the Second Vatican Council, the Church restored the role of permanent deacon, which is open to single and married men.
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In 1994, Pope John Paul II declared in his letter Ordinatio Sacerdotalis : "Wherefore, in order that all doubt may be removed regarding a matter of great importance…I declare that the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women and that this judgment is to be definitively held by all the Church's faithful."
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In 1995, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith explained that Ordinatio Sacerdotalis witnesses to the infallibility of the teaching of a doctrine already possessed by the Church. ... This doctrine belongs to the deposit of the faith of the Church. The definitive and infallible nature of this teaching of the Church did not arise with the publication of the Letter Ordinatio Sacerdotalis" but was "founded on the written Word of God, and from the beginning constantly preserved and applied in the tradition of the Church, it has been set forth infallibly by the ordinary and universal magisterium," and for these reasons it "requires definitive assent."
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Ordination to the diaconate was not mentioned in the Letter O.S. and currently remains an open question.
Full list of the members of the Vatican’s commission for the study of women deacons