Libor Halik 11/09/2014 05:14:50
THE VORTEX Wicked Bishops September 8, 2014 Hello, everyone, and welcome to The Vortex, where lies and falsehoods are trapped and exposed. I’m Michael Voris.
When a Catholic bishop who is given care of souls does just the opposite, then he is a
wicked bishop. What New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan has done in welcoming gays officially into the parade celebrating one of the most revered saints in the Church is purely diabolical. That’s right, Your Eminence, someone has got to say it to you flat out—you are in the grip of the devil.

You continue to be a non-stop source of scandal for the faithful, both in what you do and
in what you fail to do.

You have in this case given your blessing to an organized group of souls publicly
celebrating their sodomy in a parade that celebrates the sanctity of a man who converted
a nation away from paganism.

What you are doing is evil, and if you can’t see that, then you are blind.

You give your approval to sin—public approval to mortal sin from a Churchman. You
have done this before, but never on so grand a scale. You give active homosexuality a
free pass in your archdiocese.

You are not fit to be a successor of the Apostles. You sully the bride of Christ with your
wickedness.

You invite the most anti-Catholic man ever to hold the White House to a public dinner.
Even after other bishops and cardinals made private appeals to you to rescind the
invitation, you went ahead with it.

You go on national television and distort the Gospel of Our Blessed Lord Jesus Christ
with your horrible comments about gay football player Michael Sam, saying “Bravo” to
his sodomy. What the hell is wrong with you?

What other conclusion can people who love the Church draw, other than you don’t. To
everyone who cares about the Church, looking in from the outside, it looks like you no
longer believe the Catholic faith—because as you know, there is no such thing as a partial

Catholic—you’re either all in or not.

But you and other wicked people in the Church have allowed an attitude to grow, an
atmosphere to come to life, where people think they are free to pick and choose what they
want.

Do you think you have any chance of escaping hell when you die if you don’t repent of
all this before your death? Do you even believe in Hell?

You cavort with child-killing politicans, you give them shout-outs at the Holy Sacrifice of
the Mass, you go on national television to an audience of millions and practically mock
the idea of ever preaching against the sins of the flesh—the sins that the Mother of God
revealed to the seers at Fatima most souls go to hell for.

And in the area of what you do NOT do—you do not support faithful Catholics who want
some sanity in their parish community, free from all the modernist deformations you
celebrate. Instead you threaten to close their parishes.

You do NOT make a clear definitive statement in support of Jesus Christ when standing
with followers of the false religion of Islam. You confuse the faithful about the nature of
Islam by your silence. You will not call it for what it is—a heresy, a false religion. Islam
denies the divinity of Christ; it rejects the Holy Trinity. Muslims do not possess
supernatural faith. And knowing all this, you publicly encouraged followers of this false
religion to remain in it.

How dare you parade, now literally parade, around New York in the red robes of a
bishop, meant to signify the death you would happily undergo to preserve the flock, when
in reality, far from preserving them from death, you are actually bringing death to them.

You need to repent publicly and swiftly. You need to admit the many sins and scandals
you have caused and tell the world you were wrong. You need to lay aside your ego, your
need to be praised by men, for the sake of your own soul and the souls of those whom
you influence.

What you are doing is evil and wicked. You tear at tradition-minded Catholics and
support and uphold sodomites. Do not think the punishment visited on you will not be of
the most severe sort when you die, perhaps even before you die, if you do not change.

You need the humility to publicly recognize your sin, admit it, repent of it, and resign
your office now. And for the record—any other bishops in the United States who have
lost their faith need to step aside as well for the same reasons.

The time has come—for an authentic Catholic Uprising!

GOD Love you.

I’m Michael Voris. www.churchmilitant.tv/scripts/vort-2014-09-08.pdf

Se sabe que el Cardenal Dolan ha estado utilizando maniobras para manipular la opinión publica para hacer proselitismo gay:
" Me alegro por él . ... Así que yo diría , ' ¡Bravo! ' "

Esa fue la reacción del Cardinal Timothy Dolan cuando se le preguntó acerca de la reciente decisión del jugador de NFL Michael Sam de salir públicamente como homosexual .

Las Palabras del Cardenal Dolan fueron el éxito de una maniobra muy bien estudiada y preparada cuidadosamente la intención de generar impacto en la opinión pública. Este fue otra jugada del movimiento homosexual en el curso de la guerra cultural contra la familia y la moral tradicional.

De hecho , el Diario liberal "The Daily Beast" publicó un revelador artículo en Ingles " la maniobra de Bragman" que narra cómo un especialista en relaciones públicas cuidadosamente ha preparado esta maniobra para obtener un gran impacto en los medios de comunicación.

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A ‘dereliction of duty’? Catholics react to Cardinal Dolan’s role in St. Patrick’s Day Parade
www.lifesitenews.com/news/a-dereliction-o…
Cardinal Timothy Dolan's decision to act as grand marshal of the New York City St. Patrick's Day parade despite its decision to allow an openly homosexual organization to participate has drawn strong criticism from Catholic writers and outrage from many laity.
The parade announced that an LGBT organization of NBC employees, which calls itself OUT@NBCUniversal, will openly march behind a banner, marking the first time homosexuals have marched as a separate organization in the religious event intended to celebrate a beloved saint.
Cardinal Dolan said the organizers had his “confidence and support” in making the change, which his predecessors had resisted for more than two decades.
The cardinal's actions elicited feelings of hurt, betrayal, and abandonment by their pastoral shepherd.
Michael Hichborn of the American Life League called the about-face “a dereliction of duty.” National Catholic Register journalist Pat Archbold agreed that it represented “nothing less than an endorsement of the normative nature of the gay identity.” Matt Abbott at cnsnews.com/…/quo-vadis-cardi… called Cardinal Dolan's decision “very disappointing and perplexing.”
“Cardinal Dolan truly is naïve if he imagines his participation in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade will not be seen by – dare we say? –most Catholics as yet another endorsement of the 'gay' agenda,” George J. Marlin and Brad Miner of the Church in Need USA wrote at The Catholic Thing.
The occasion of a leading prelate of the Roman Catholic Church seeming to approve of non-celibate homosexuality will cause grave scandal, particularly as it is magnified by broadcast outlets. “Next year there will be only one story-line of interest to the reporters who cover the annual parade in the world’s media capital: the triumph of the gay activists,” Phil Lawler wrote at CatholicCulture.org. “Photographers will be competing for the one 'money' shot: the picture of the contingent from OUT@NBCUniversal marching past the reviewing stand at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, under the benign smile of Cardinal Timothy Dolan.”
Marlin and Miner also referenced the corporate pressure brought to bear on the parade's organizers from Guinness and Heineken beer companies, which withdrew their sponsorship last year, as well as a threatened boycott from Ford Motor Company. “Guinness Brewery will surely end the parade boycott it recently declared,” they wrote. “But many Catholics faithful to Church teaching will wonder why Cardinal Dolan won’t be shutting the doors at St. Patrick’s [Cathedral].”
Donald McClarey at The American Catholic said the reaction proves that “Timothy Cardinal Dolan continues to be the perfect Company Man.”
“Excuse me for being blunt, but by all appearances, the cardinal has (yet again?) capitulated to the 'almighty' lavender lobby,” Matt Archbold wrote. “If the cardinal had some guts, he could – and should – have told the organizers, 'Don’t change the rules simply to pacify homosexual activists. And if you do change the rules, I’ll publicly withdraw my support for the parade.'”
“Alas, Cardinal Dolan didn’t do that, and now we have more scandal,” he added.
Citing a long string of actions by Cardinal Dolan that he said failed to fight the homosexual agenda or appeared to give some approval to the practice, Michael Voris said on a breaking news segment of Church Militant TV, “It is precisely this kind of continuing acceptance of moral evils, step by incremental step, that has so many Catholics deeply concerned and growing even more disheartened with the leadership of their bishops.”
Some wondered if the time had not come to withdraw Catholic endorsement, or simply end the parade, which began in 1762 and was attended by an estimated one million people last year.
“It’s time to cancel the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and the Al Smith Dinner and all the other ‘Catholic’ traditions that have been hijacked by the world,” Monsignor Charles Pope wrote in a blog posted on the Archdiocese of Washington's website on Thursday. “Better for Catholics to enter their churches and get down on their knees on St. Patrick’s Day to pray in reparation for the foolishness, and to pray for this confused world to return to its senses.” The archdiocese took the entry down within hours without comment. (LifeSiteNews has archived a copy of the post here.)
Not all viewed the decision in a negative light.
“I think we’re seeing the Catholicism of Pope Francis come to the Archdiocese of New York,” J. Patrick Hornbeck, chairman of the theology department at Fordham University, told the Associated Press. “Cardinal Dolan’s statement is welcoming. He did not make this decision but sees the parade as an opportunity for unity.”
Pope Francis' off-the-cuff quip about homosexuality – “Who am I to judge?” – has been widely cited, and out of context, as the pontiff's endorsement of or indifference toward the lifestyle
But traditionalist writers say Cardinal Dolan's move has done little more than dispirit Catholics and embolden the homosexual lobby. Rod Dreher at The American Conservative wondered "how long it’s going to take before the Cardinal Archbishop of Wales New York realizes that he will have earned no new friends — the people he’s trying to charm are still going to hate him and make fun of him — and alienated the old ones who would have normally been his most loyal ones?”

Les recuerdo que el Pecado de Malicia lo cometen los sacerdotes cuando pecan y además es un pecado de Blasfemia contra el Espíritu Santo por lo tanto en este caso el pecado del Cardenal Dolan esta en la categoría de Apostasía y Blasfemia contra el Espíritu Santo . Por lo tanto nos afirma la escritura que su pecado es irreparable. Entra en la categoría del pecado de los ángeles Apostatas que traicionaron a Dios.

Hebreos 6:4-6 Porque en el caso de los que fueron una vez iluminados, que probaron del don celestial y fueron hechos partícipes del Espíritu Santo, 5 que gustaron la buena palabra de Dios y los poderes del siglo venidero, 6 pero después cayeron, es imposible renovarlos otra vez para arrepentimiento, puesto que de nuevo crucifican para sí mismos al Hijo de Dios y le exponen a la ignominia pública.

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El Cardenal Dolan apoya que los gay marchen bajo su bandera en el desfile de San Patricio
El Cardenal Dolan apoya que los gay marchen bajo su bandera en el desfile de San Patricio
Los organizadores del centenario desfile levantaron la prohibición de grupos, gays, bisexuales y transexuales lesbianas, permitiendo al grupo gay OUT @ NBCUniversal marchar bajo su bandera gay en el desfile del 17 de marzo del 2015, donde el Cardenal Timothy Dolan será el gran mariscal. Otros grupos LGBT podrán solicitar marchar en desfiles futuros.

Tras el sorprendente anuncio el Miércoles, el cardenal de New York Timothy Dolan, quien servirá como Gran Mariscal para el desfile del 2015, emitió un comunicado diciendo que los organizadores del desfile tienen toda su "confianza y apoyo''
www.nydailynews.com/new-york/gay-group-march…

Nota: Anteriormente Los funcionarios del desfile explicaron las razones de la prohibición : ''Los funcionarios del desfile no permiten a ninguna organización tomar ventaja a la finalidad declarada del desfile, es decir, darle honor a San Patricio. Así que ni las organizaciones pro-vida, tampoco pueden marchar bajo su propia bandera Alcalde proaborcionista Blasio y Dolan unidos para tratar de llevar a Francisco a Nueva York

Noticias de la Iglesia.

Noticias de la Iglesia.