Crazy Germans: The Almighty Is "Death" - Faithful "Overrate" Mass
We are "surrounded by one almighty, whether we like it or not," Hildesheim Bishop Heiner Wilmer, Germany, told DeutschlandFunk.de (April 12). He identifies "death" as "the almighty par excellence." …More
We are "surrounded by one almighty, whether we like it or not," Hildesheim Bishop Heiner Wilmer, Germany, told DeutschlandFunk.de (April 12).
He identifies "death" as "the almighty par excellence."
Wilmer criticises Catholics because they are "fixated only on the Eucharist" although Christ is "also present" in the Bible and in communal prayer [but in a very different way].
The reaction of the faithful to the coronavirus ban on liturgy shows that "the Eucharist is indeed overrated," Wilmer repeats, "As if there were nothing else."
Despite the prohibition of all liturgies, Wilmer doesn't feel restricted in his religious freedom. The "real renouncement" for him is "giving up on the community."
Picture: Heiner Wilmer, © SabrinaBecker, CC BY-SA, #newsDevanmusrp
He identifies "death" as "the almighty par excellence."
Wilmer criticises Catholics because they are "fixated only on the Eucharist" although Christ is "also present" in the Bible and in communal prayer [but in a very different way].
The reaction of the faithful to the coronavirus ban on liturgy shows that "the Eucharist is indeed overrated," Wilmer repeats, "As if there were nothing else."
Despite the prohibition of all liturgies, Wilmer doesn't feel restricted in his religious freedom. The "real renouncement" for him is "giving up on the community."
Picture: Heiner Wilmer, © SabrinaBecker, CC BY-SA, #newsDevanmusrp
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