Useless Churchmen And Illegal Immigrants.

Look! He fought against oppression! Like Jesus! Eh, ah, no?

It has become in the last months more and more frequent – particularly because of the disgraceful effect of the latest Papacy – to read of prelates who give interviews and say something for which there is no need at all of a Catholic prelate. This utterly Anglican attitude of being concerned exclusively with worldly matters has now become more apparent because the Pope drums for them incessantly, and this creates more opportunities and provides more attention for the many Bergoglini always ready to play Sunday Socialist for a cheap applause.

Whether youth unemployment or loneliness of the old, poverty in the South or waste in the West, all these complaints and slogans could be put in the mouth of every non-religious politician or political activist without any need for meaningful change. The message is secular through and through, and worried exclusively with the cares of this world.

If you read, say, Fulton Sheen, you immediately notice a man for whom the faith is the foundation of everything, including the Christian message about the Works of Mercy. But whenever you read the likes of Francis you cannot avoid realising that to them the earthly issue is first, second, third and last, and the thin varnish of Catholicism they sometimes give to their utterances is there merely to make you swallow the socialist message without complaint.

To say that Jesus’ family was one of fugitives is one such bollocks; they just weren’t (they had to flee because of Herod wanting to kill the Messiah, but they were leaving perfectly peacefully when Jesus was born). The issue here is to completely remake the Holy Family in order for it to be manipulated and instrumentalised in order to promote the socialist issue of the day. The same goes for all the strange Jesuses we have seen in the last years: Jesus the homeless, Jesus the immigrant, Jesus the oppressed; all of which have nothing to do with Christianity, and all with the promotion of purely un-Christian values; like giving to eat to those who do not want to work and promoting illegal immigration and forced income redistribution.

At times, Jesus is left out altogether – which, if you ask me, is still vastly preferable to abusing Him – and then the prelate talking about social issues is utterly indistinguishable from the professional politician or one-issue activist. Again, Francis with his not very smart attempts at teaching economics is a prime example.

In the first case as well as in the second, such churchmen make themselves useless. There is no need for a bishop to say what politicians and activists say without pause, and the thin varnish of fake Christianity put there to lure the gullible will never work with real Christians.

Churchmen make, then, themselves useless. In the meantime, crisis of vocation – who would want to be such a useless, whining, high-pitched eunuch? -, empty pews, church closures and general irreligiousness spread everywhere in the West. Countless souls are lost; the very children are exposed to, and asked to approve, sexual perversion as perverted legislation is promoted and sexual deviancy even promoted to a value worthy of protection. People don’t even know the very basics anymore.

The useless churchmen do not care.

Illegal immigrants come first.

Mundabor

 

The Rosary old and… new?

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Beautiful article in the Remnant about the reasons why the “luminous mysteries” should be discarded.

The first one is the historic origin of the Rosary in the Psaltery. When monks started to have the obligation to read all the Psalms (150 in number) every day, the increasing number of conversi (lay people who lived in the monastery helping the monks, generally to expiate grave sins or otherwise to perfect themselves but without becoming monks) made it necessary to create a comparable devotion accessible to them. As most conversi were illiterate, they started to be given the task of reciting 150 Pater Noster every day. In time, this devotion spread to the generality of the lay people in form of 150 Ave Maria. Thus we have a direct link to the Rosary with the Psaltery. An addition of a fourth cycle of mysteries makes of the entire rosary a cycle…

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Appeasement Leads To Defeat

Nice post from the better Archbold on the National Catholic Register . It deals, like many others articles from US commentators, with the rather funny developments in the Phil Robertson matter. 

I quote the salient part:

What we need now is for our leadership (and all of us as well) to stop mitigating and downplaying the deadly effects of the homosexual lifestyle to mind, body, and of course the soul.

Preach it. Talk about it.  Stop accommodating it all the time.  It is not love or tolerant to look the other way when a person imperils his life and soul. Saying that homosexual acts are gravely sinful is no more intolerant than telling someone not to touch a hot stove.

20 years of softening our position of homosexuality has pushed us to the brink.  If there is a lesson to be learned, it is one that any general could teach you.  A softened position eventually becomes indefensible.

So we must stop softening our position and fight for the whole truth, even the uncomfortable parts.  We must abandon the Church of nice and choose again the Church of truth.

The lesson we should learn from all this is that if we stand for truth we can win the day.  If we will not, we have already lost.

The man is obviously right, and touches an issue many times mentioned on this blog: niceness in front of perversion lead to persecution, and we must be vocal and outspoken if we want to avoid it. This blog uses strong words (like “faggot”) to give one’s little contribution so that the Gaystapo does not criminalise people for even saying contemptuous words to describe perverts. The war on freedom goes through the war on  words.

This effeminate love for niceness at all costs and in all circumstances will be the undoing of Christianity in the public square and push us back to the Catacombs.

We must stop it at once.

Mundabor

Happy New Year

With the fox in charge of the henhouse, it is very easy to predict a difficult year for the faithful. The Extraordinary Synod in October might well become Satan’s major 2014 offensive.

Still, we are Catholics and, therefore, long-term optimists. You may draw some consolation from the fact that in 2014 as every year before and after, the Big Drip will continue to work its magic. Many are those who in the coming year will discover that Christ is Lord, and they are idiots.

Allow me to wish a peaceful, prosperous and spiritually fruitful 2014 to you all.

Mundabor