Posted on 06/22/2019 10:49:10 AM PDT by ebb tide
Cardinal Robert Sarah has said he is “hurt to see so many priests selling off Catholic doctrine and sowing division among the faithful,” and that seeking to “win media popularity at the price of truth is like doing the work of Judas.”
The prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments also said that those who “loudly announce change and rupture are false prophets” and are “not looking for the good of the flock” but are “mercenaries smuggled into the sheepfold.”
Speaking to an audience at the church of Saint François-Xavier in Paris at a launch of his new book Le soir approche et déjà le jour baisse on May 25, the Guinean cardinal warned against causing division in the Church by promoting teaching contrary to the Magisterium.
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“This does not mean that we are condemned to rigorism,” he said. “But any evolution must have a better understanding and deepening of the past.
Seems to be a veiled reference to Francis and Friends.
The document was the latest in a series of declarations, filial petitions and corrections from bishops, academics, priests and laity concerned about the ambiguity of teaching and associated confusion that have arisen during the current pontificate.
I have a feeling that Cardinal Sarah is going to be the next pope.
I’d be happy enough if that feeling were right.
The devils have enough internal division that Latin America, North America, Europe, or Australia would all seem a reach at this point.
From your feelings to God’s ears!
I have read Cardinal Sarah’s book. He would be a superb Pontiff and return the Church to traditional teachings.
He is no fan of the Argentine.
He is being prep.
“With God nothing is impossible.”
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