Hichborn On CCHD, Cdl Maradiaga And Their Corrupting Influences On The Church

Restore DC Catholicism ^ | NOVEMBER 26, 2014 | Restore DC Catholicism

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Christine Niles of Forward Boldly recently interviewed Michael Hichborn of Lepanto Institute. Hichborn has done extensive research on the Catholic Campaign for Human Development and other socialistic encroachments into the leadership and structure of the Catholic Church. Another corroding element upon which he touched is Cardinal Maradiaga. He focused on Maradiaga's leadership of Caritas International.

The interview was extensive so perhaps time did not permit the discussion of other issues regarding Maradiaga; I've touched upon some of these, as you can see in this anthology of blog posts. One of them is the role that Maradiaga played in our recent and ongoing influx of illegal aliens pouring through our southern border. The other is the role that he played in the SinNod last month, advocating for the distribution of Holy Communion to those living in adultery. Yet another is the role that Maradiaga holds as he is de facto head of the group of eight cardinals who are top advisers to the Holy Father. Pope Francis picked them himself. I find it difficult to believe that the Holy Father was unaware of Maradiaga's unsavory doings at the time of his selection.

Please continue to offer prayers (especially the Mass and Rosary) for Holy Mother Church. Now here is the interview. (Click on the above link for interview)

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Yet another is the role that Maradiaga holds as he is de facto head of the group of eight cardinals who are top advisers to the Holy Father. Pope Francis picked them himself. I find it difficult to believe that the Holy Father was unaware of Maradiaga's unsavory doings at the time of his selection.

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If Bella Dodd were around today, her job would be so much easier. She could simply write a book extolling the glories of liberation theology (aka marxism), enlist Pope Francis to contribute the preface as he did for Cardinal Muller’s tome on the subject, and embark on a celebrity book tour.

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“The Vatican glorifies LT & Fr. Gutierrez”

“On February 22, 2014, Archbishop Gerhard Ludwig Müller, head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, was made a cardinal. Three days later, on February 25, he received at the Vatican office of his Congregation Peruvian Fr. Gustavo Gutierrez, the so-called father of Liberation Theology.

The event was the launching of Müller’s book Poor for the Poor - The Mission of the Church in its Italian edition (Povera per i Poveri - La missione della Chiesa). The book’s preface is by Pope Francis and it includes contributions by Fr. Gutierrez (two chapters) and Fr. Josef Sayer, a German priest who served as a “ slum priest” in Lima, Peru.

In his preface Francis defends that “when a man advances to recognize the fundamental solidarity that binds all men ... then he understands that he cannot possess for himself the goods he owns. ... When the goods he owns are used not only for his own needs but are spread out, they multiply and often give an unexpected fruit.”

After this frontal denial of the right of private property, Pope Bergoglio indirectly but clearly endorses Liberation Theology. He affirms the theology of the book (Liberation Theology) is his way and recommends that readers adopt it...”

http://www.traditioninaction.org/RevolutionPhotos/A564-TL_Vat.htm