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@Veritassanctum Is sodomy a sign of the Church’s “self-destruction”? Yes, as Pope Paul VI declared in one of his most outspoken denunciations of homosexuality. In context, he is speaking of the immoral practices among professed Catholics who are defending homosexuality... "The Church is also being wounded by those who are part of her” (Allocution to the students of the Lombard Seminary, Dec. 7, 1968)

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Is sodomy a sign of the Church’s “self-destruction”? Yes, as Pope Paul VI declared in one of his most outspoken denunciations of homosexuality. In context, he is speaking of the immoral practices among professed Catholics who are defending homosexuality: “The Church finds herself in an hour of disquiet, of self-criticism, one might even say of self-destruction. It is like an acute and complex interior upheaval, which no one expected after the Council. One thought of a blossoming, a serene expansion of the mature concepts of the Council. The Church still has this aspect of blossoming. But since “bonum ex integra causa, malum ex quocumque defectu,” the aspect of sorrow has become most notable. The Church is also being wounded by those who are part of her” (Allocution to the students of the Lombard Seminary, Dec. 7, 1968).
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Anonymous said…
Paul VI was one of the popes not worthy of the Chair of Peter. For God permits this according to the faith of his people. Many unpleasant facts prove against him even when he was secretary to Pius XII. He came from socialist parents and then received a eulogy from the lodge because of the last council. But the post above shows that he had the charisma Peter, different from the current one.

Renato
3:09 PM
Anonymous said…
Pius XI, up to Pius XII, and passing through to John Paul II were not great popes. None of them have made the consecration that the Mother of God will ask for over Russia. Cardinal Bea, according to Father Malachi Martin, says millions of people have died because of it. We can analyze indirectly by cardinals or the Polish pope himself had said that oceans and seas revolted against the coastal cities and etc. Today we live facts of the apocalypse of St. John the Evangelist, there is no denying that. It remains for us to pray and do our part. To which it is said that angelic popes arose to raise up the Churcu soon.

Renato
3:21 PM
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