IS OUR
POPE FRANCIS TEACHING A HERESY WHEN HE
REFUSES TO TEACH THE ORIGINAL SIN ?
1-Our beloved Pope Francis enjoys a
popularity almost worldwide. Throngs of
people appreciate his company and his ministerial life style. On the other hand, the Catholic Church is
bleeding at an alarming speed. In the
Church, we can mention many good old devotions “out of business” specially how the Sunday Mass is celebrated
with almost no devotion. The celebration of the Christian Mystery, work of the
Holy Trinity, has been robbed of its “mystery.” One devotion we sadly lost is the “Asperges
Me” introducing us into the mysterious of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. It
has been replaced by, (disgraceful) the
celebrant yelling: hi boys! And Mass attendance
is rapidly vanishing in many catholic countries. People see no difference between the catholic
cult and any others of human invention. In
the USA no more than 17% of the Americans claim to be related to a church.
2-But worst of all the CHURCH HAS LOST HER CREDIBILITY. The complete absence of bishops and priests
from teaching catechesis is the leading cause of people abandoning the
FAITH. According to NBC news on May 12,
2015, for one conversion to the
Catholic Church, FOUR
are leaving the Church. Saint John Paul
II tried to reform seminaries into training centers forming
priests-catechists. Bishops, more interested
in atheist psychology, opposed him and
theologians refused to degrade themselves to teaching catechism to their
seminarians.
3-The supernatural
the mystery of faith has disappeared
specially from the mass. When Pope
Francis refuses to teach the catholic faith in the downfall of our first
parents, he turns the supernatural into meaningless
emotions since emotions are always
changing. Thus the mystery of
faith and the supernatural is lost in the ORIGINAL SIN, the leading dogma of the Catholic Faith. Such abuses
from the bishops have been going on for so many years that the CATHOLIC IDENTITY vanished from the believers. Dr. Jay Boyd, in Homiletic and Pastoral
Review of April 27, 2015, affirms that “ the most important part of Catholic identity is the supernatural reality of
our faith—the “mystery of faith,” the part that we can’t see and
measure. It is the foundation of the natural reality. The relationship is
reciprocal and cyclical, too: the supernatural reality of our faith is
expressed in and gives real meaning to the natural reality; the natural
reality, in turn, reinforces and reflects the supernaturality.” Thus, this catholic identity is no more; it
is impossible to find the difference between a catholic in all walks of life and an atheist. Our bishops are celebrating human life with
both unequivocally.
4-Pope Francis shows us there is
nothing supernatural about the downfall of Adam and Eve and their disobedience
has nothing to do with mankind. We just wake-up with emotions that may change
because emotions change. The Holy Father
in his own words: “God’s faith in man and
in woman, those to whom he entrusted the earth, is generous, direct and full.
He trusts them. But then the devil introduces suspicion into their minds,
disbelief, distrust, and finally, disobedience to the commandment that
protected them. They fall into that delirium of omnipotence that pollutes
everything and destroys harmony. We too feel it inside of us, all of us, frequently.” (Audience April 22, 2015) However, Pope Francis, what
did we do to be condemned to die? A bishop gave me his answer: “who wants to
live forever?” The corruption in our
bishops is unbelievable! Thus, for Pope
Francis WE DO NOT INHERIT FROM ADAM AND EVE.
WE HAVE NO RELATIONS WITH THEM PERHAPS ONLY BY FEELINGS AS THEY DO!
5-The worst aspect of the SUPERNATURAL CRISIS in the Church is the fact that
there is no authority to turn to for help since the supernatural crisis is
within the hierarchy from priests, bishops way up to the Pope of the Church.
I tell all my students to turn to the holy Rosary, the most powerful
supernatural help.
6-THE CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH
A)-in
#387 teaches: “Only the light of divine Revelation clarifies the reality of sin
and particularly of the sin committed at mankind´s
origins. Without the knowledge
Revelation gives of God we cannot recognize sin clearly and are tempted to
explain it as merely a developmental flaw… “
B)-#403, Following St Paul, the Church has always taught that the
overwhelming misery which oppresses men and their inclination toward evil and
death cannot be understood apart from their
connection with Adam´s sin and the fact that he has transmitted to us a sin with which we
are all born afflicted, a sin which is the “death of the soul.” Because of this certainty of faith, the Church
baptizes for the remissions of sins even tiny infants who have not
committed personal sin.”
(Council of Trent DS 1512-1514)
C)- THE SENTENCE: If
anyone asserts that the transgression of Adam injured him alone and not his posterity,[7]
and that the holiness and justice which he received from God, which he lost, he lost for himself alone and not for us also; or
that he, being defiled by the sin of disobedience, has transfused only death
and the pains of the body into the whole human race, but not sin also, which is
the death of the soul, LET HIM BE ANATHEMA,
since he contradicts the Apostle who says: By one man sin entered into the
world and by sin death; and so death passed upon all men, in whom all have
sinned.[8]
D)-#389
“Created in a state of holiness, man was destined to be fully “divinized” by
God in glory. Seduced by the devil, he
wanted to “be like God,” but “without God, before God, and not in accordance
with God.” #400 “The harmony in which
they had found themselves, thanks to original
justice, is now destroyed: the control of the soul´s spiritual
faculties over the body is shattered; the union of man and women becomes
subject to tensions, their relations henceforth marked by lust and
domination. Harmony with creation is
broken: visible creation has become alien and hostile to man. … Finally, the consequence explicitly foretold for the
disobedience will come true : man will “return to the ground” for out of it he
was taken. Death makes its entrance into
human history.” #402 “All men are implicated in
Adam´s sin, as St Paul affirms: “By
one man´s disobedience many, that is all men, were made sinners” sin came into
the world through one man and death through sin, and so death spread to all men
because all men sinned. …”
7-Saint John Paul II told us “IF YOU WANT TO KNOW GOD, LOOK AT THE SAINTS.” All the saints have a divine faith in understanding of the ORIGINAL SIN and its devastating consequences
inclining us to do evil. St John Marie Vianney, the patron saint of the
priests, bishops and Popes, taught his people how to live with the effects of the ORIGINAL
SIN. Satan was a reality in his life and
in the life of his people. He often repeated to them “YOU WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN BUT YOU DO
EVERYTING TO GO TO HELL.” He taught them the fear of God a gift from the Holy Spirit. He taught them not to count on the MERCY OF
GOD if they were UNREPENTED SINNERS.
8)-It is unbelievable where our
beloved Pope has fallen into. When Pope
Francis negates the ORIGINAL SIN, the
original sin does not disappear. Our
beloved Francis understands that. He
also understands that he makes satan become a hidden enemy doing his devastating manipulation
of souls without any fear from the
Church since the Pope ignores his devastating role in the fall of our first parents and its devastating consequences
in us.
9)-THEN OUR BELOVED POPE TALKS ABOUT THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF MARY. HOW CAN HE DARE MENTIONING THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION SINCE THERE IS NO ORIGINAL SIN? WHAT A TERRIBLE MESS THE
CHURCH IS IN WITH A POPE DENYING THE DOCTRINE OF THE ORIGINAL SIN!
10)-It is an act of treason from our
bishops and the Pope to deny to believers the KNOWLEDGE of their origin in
the human family and how they are
related to JESUS CHRIST. God did not send His beloved Son into the human race
just to see a few bad emotions on earth. Also
denying the ORIGINAL SIN, the Pope
and the bishops should deny baptism since
we do not baptize someone only because he(she) has a few emotions as the Pope
would like us to believe!
11)-The very grave error committed by
our catholic bishops might explain to us why the gravity of sin has disappeared
from the faithful. The homosexuals are
asking the Church to delist HOMOSEXUALITY from her sin list! This is strange for so-called believers to
think the Church makes the sins! It is
certainly a flagrant proof that the Church fails to teach the faithful about
sins, WHAT IS SIN? WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?
IS GOD BEING OFFENDED? And WHO MAY SIN?
12)- WHY IS POPE
FRANCIS INTERESTED IN TEAC HING US A FLAGRANT HERESY?
Pope
Francis, undoubtedly, in his same catechesis of April 22, 2015, fails to teach
the faith about Adam and Eve as our first parents and what we inherited from
their disobedience to God´s commandment.
However, after mentioning the beauty of the covenant between Adam and
Eve, he says this:
“The responsibility of guarding this covenant between man and
woman is ours, although we are sinners and are wounded, confused and humiliated, discouraged and uncertain.” Pope Francis failed to
clarify WHY we are CONDEMNED sinners and wounded,
confused and humiliated, discouraged and uncertain
since we do not inherit anything from two guys named Adam and Eve? Crashing a plane with all its victims aboard,
for instance, is no feelings but an act of vengeance which comes from
where???. Lying to our people is the
cause of their defection from the Church since they come back after the Church
with vengeance.
13)-In DOMINUM ET
VIVIFICANTEM, #35, John Paul II affirms that The Spirit,
therefore, who "searches everything, even the depths of God," knows
from the beginning "the secrets of man."133 For this reason he alone can fully "convince concerning the
sin" that happened at the beginning, that sin which is the root of all other sins and the source of man's sinfulness on earth, a source which never
ceases to be active. Also in #38 saint John Paul II writes, The analysis of sin in its original dimension indicates that,
through the influence of the "father of lies," throughout the history
of humanity there will be a
constant pressure on man to reject God, even to the point of hating him: "Love of self to the point of contempt for God," as
St. Augustine puts it.143
14)-RECONCILIATION: We are asking our beloved Pope Francis to come back to teaching
us the supernatural faith. Please, Holy Father, you have an uphill battle with
our bishops corrupted by an atheist psychology.
Please, leave behind the human which cannot lead us to heaven; teach us
the supernatural faith of the apostles as coming down through centuries in the
Apostolic Succession. They conquered the
world with their supernatural faith.
Jesus is with you to make this “about turn”! We pray for you! Father Louis George Dupuis, professor.
15)-Pope
Benedict XVI begged the bishops not to abandon teaching the ORIGINAL SIN since
THE ORIGINAL SIN belongs to many dogmas
of our catholic faith. Following is the
text of Pope Benedict XVI answering the catholic bishops.
US BISHOPS put
Benedict XVI on notice that they did not accept the doctrine of the original
sin. They argued this dogma of faith
passed! They knew better today. The humanist psychotherapy “GELSTAT” of
Maslow teaches the child is born good with all the potentials within
himself to succeed completely . Jesus
telling us “without me you can do
nothing” also passed. However,
bishops cannot explain why they still baptize the child. We beg Pope Francis to unite with Benedict
XVI to bring the bishops back to Jesus.
The family synod is not based on the truth; the child at home and in the
church is not taught his origin, why this destructive force within himself
always inclining him(her) to destroy his neighbor. JESUS SAVE YOUR CHURCH FROM DESTRUCTION. Following is the answer Benedict XVI gave to
the bishops which was completely ignored by the bishops.
BENEDICT XVI
GENERAL AUDIENCE
Paul VI Audience Hall
Wednesday, 3 December 2008
Wednesday, 3 December 2008
Saint Paul (15):
The Apostle’s teaching on the relation between Adam and Christ
The original sin
in the teachings of saint Paul
in the teachings of saint Paul
Dear Brothers and
Sisters,
In
today's Catechesis we shall reflect on the relations between Adam and Christ, defined by St Paul in the well-known
passage of the Letter
to the Romans (5: 12-21) in which he gives the Church the essential outline of the doctrine
on original sin.
Indeed, Paul had already
introduced the comparison between our first progenitor and Christ while
addressing faith in the Resurrection in the First
Letter to the Corinthians: "For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ
shall all be made alive.... "The first man Adam became a living being';
the last Adam became a life-giving spirit" (1 Cor 15: 22, 45). With Romans 5: 12-21, the comparison between Christ and Adam becomes more articulate
and illuminating: Paul traces the history of salvation from Adam to the Law and
from the latter to Christ. At the centre of the scene it is not so much Adam,
with the consequences of his sin for humanity, who is found as much as it is
Jesus Christ and the grace which was poured out on humanity in abundance
through him. The repetition of the "all the more" with regard to
Christ stresses that the gift received in him far surpasses Adam's sin and its consequent
effects on humanity, so that Paul could reach
his conclusion: "but where sin increased, grace abounded all the
more" (Rm 5: 20). The comparison that Paul draws between Adam and
Christ therefore sheds light on the inferiority of the first man compared to
the prevalence of the second.
On the other hand, it is
precisely in order to highlight the immeasurable gift of grace in Christ that Paul mentions Adam's sin. One could say
that if it were not to demonstrate the centrality of grace, he would not have
dwelt on the treatment of sin which "came into the world through one man
and death through sin" (Rm 5: 12).
For this reason, if, in the faith of the Church, an awareness of the dogma of original sin developed, it is because it is inseparably linked to another dogma, that of
salvation and freedom in Christ. The consequence of this is that we
must never treat the sin of Adam and of humanity separately from the salvific context, in other words, without understanding them within the
horizon of justification in Christ.
However, as people of today
we must ask ourselves:
what is this original sin?
What does St Paul teach?, what does the Church teach?
Is this doctrine still sustainable today?
Many think that in light of
the history of evolution, there is no longer room for the doctrine of a first
sin that then would have permeated the whole of human history. And, as a
result, the matter of Redemption and of the Redeemer would also lose its foundation.
Therefore, does original sin exist or not?
In order to respond, we
must distinguish between two aspects of the doctrine on original sin. There
exists an empirical aspect,
that is, a reality that is concrete, visible, I would say tangible to all. And an aspect of mystery concerning
the ontological foundation of this event.
1)-The empirical fact is that a contradiction exists in
our being. On the one hand every
person knows that he must do good and intimately wants to do it. Yet at the
same time he also feels the other impulse to do the contrary, to follow the
path of selfishness and violence, to do only what pleases him, while also
knowing that in this way he is acting against the good, against God and against
his neighbour. In his Letter to the Romans St Paul expressed this contradiction
in our being in this way: "I can will what is right, but I cannot do it.
For I do not do the good I want, but I do the evil I do not want" (7: 18-19).
This inner contradiction of our being is not a theory. Each one of us
experiences it every day. And above all we always see around us the prevalence
of this second will. It is enough to think of the daily news of injustice,
violence, falsehood and lust. We see it every day. It is a fact.
As a consequence of this evil power in our souls, a murky river developed in history which poisons the
geography of human history. Blaise Pascal, the great French thinker, spoke of a
"second nature", which superimposes our original, good nature. This
"second nature" makes evil appear normal to man. Hence even the
common expression "he's human" has a double meaning. "He's
human", can mean: this man is good, he really acts as one should act. But
"he's human", can also imply falsity: evil is normal, it is human.
Evil seems to have become our second nature. This contradiction of the human
being, of our history, must evoke, and still evokes today, the desire for
redemption. And, in reality, the desire for the world to be changed and the
promise that a world of justice, peace and good will be created exists
everywhere. In politics, for example, everyone speaks of this need to change
the world, to create a more just world. And this is precisely an expression of
the longing for liberation from the contradiction we experience within us.
Thus, the existence of the power of evil in the
human heart and in human history is an undeniable fact. The question is: how can this evil be explained?
In the history of thought, Christian faith aside, there
exists a key explanation of this duality, with different variations. This model
says: being in itself is contradictory, it bears within it both good and evil.
In antiquity, this idea implied the opinion that two equally primal principles
existed: a good principle and a bad principle. This duality would be
insuperable; the two principles are at the same level, so this contradiction
from the being's origin would always exist. The contradiction of our being would therefore only reflect the contrary nature of the
two divine principles, so to speak. In the evolutionist, atheist
version of the world the
same vision returns in a new form. Although in this conception the vision of
being is monist, it supposes that being as such bears within itself both evil
and good from the outset. Being itself is not simply good, but open to good and
to evil. Evil is equally primal with the good. And human history would develop
only the model already present in all of the previous evolution. What
Christians call original
sin would in reality be merely
the mixed nature of being, a mixture of good and evil which, according to
atheist thought, belong to the same fabric of being. This is a fundamentally
desperate view: if this is the case, evil is invincible. In the end all that
counts is one's own interest. All progress would necessarily be paid for with a
torrent of evil and those who wanted to serve progress would have to agree to
pay this price. Politics is fundamentally structured on these premises and we
see the effects of this. In the end, this modern way of thinking can create
only sadness and cynicism.
And let us therefore ask
again: what does faith witnessed to by St Paul tell us? As the first point, it
confirms the reality of the competition between the two natures, the reality of
this evil whose shadow weighs on the whole of Creation. We heard chapter seven
of the Letter to the Romans, we shall add chapter eight. Quite simply, evil
exists. As an explanation, in contrast with the dualism and monism that we have
briefly considered and found distressing,
2)-faith tells us: there exist two mysteries,
one of light and one of night, that is, however, enveloped by the mysteries of
light.
The first mystery of light
is this: faith tells us that there
are not two principles, one good and one evil, but there is only one single principle, God the Creator, and this principle is good, only good, without a shadow
of evil. And therefore, being too is not a mixture of good and evil; being as
such is good and therefore it is good to be, it is good to live. This is the
good news of the faith: only one good source exists, the Creator. Therefore
living is a good, it is a good thing to be a man or a woman life is good. Then
follows a mystery of darkness, or night. Evil
does not come from the source of being itself, it is not equally primal.
Evil comes
from a freedom created, from a freedom abused.
How was it possible, how did it happen? This remains
obscure. Evil is not logical. Only God and good are logical, are light. Evil remains mysterious. It is
presented as such in great images, as it is in chapter 3 of Genesis, with that
scene of the two trees, of the serpent, of sinful man: a great image that makes
us guess but cannot explain what is itself illogical. We may guess, not
explain; nor may we recount it as one fact beside another, because it is a
deeper reality. It remains a mystery of darkness, of night. But a mystery of
light is immediately added. Evil comes from a subordinate source. God with his
light is stronger. And therefore evil can be overcome. Thus the creature, man,
can be healed. The dualist visions, including the monism of evolutionism,
cannot say that man is curable; but if evil comes only from a subordinate
source, it remains true that man is healable. And the Book of Wisdom says:
"he made the nations of the world curable" (1: 14 Vulgate).
3)-GOD
INTRODUCED HEALING: And finally, the last point: man is not only healable,
but is healed de facto. God introduced
healing. He
entered into history in person. He set a source of pure good against the permanent source of evil. The Crucified and
Risen Christ, the
NEW ADAM, counters the murky river of evil with a river of light. And this river is present in history: we see the
Saints, the great Saints but also the humble saints, the simple faithful. We
see that the stream of light which flows from Christ is present, is strong.
Brothers and sisters, it is
the season of Advent. In the language of the Church the word Advent has two
meanings: presence and anticipation. Presence: the light is present, Christ is
the new Adam, he is with us and among us. His light is already shining and we
must open the eyes of our hearts to see the light and to enter into the river
of light. Above all we must be grateful for the fact that God himself entered
history as a new source of good. But Advent also means anticipation. The dark
night of evil is still strong. And therefore in Advent we pray with the ancient
People of God: "Rorate caeli desuper". And we pray
insistently: come Jesus; come, give power to light and to good; come where
falsehood, ignorance of God, violence and injustice predominate. Come Lord
Jesus, give power to the good in the world and help us to be bearers of your
light, peacemakers, witnesses of the truth. Come, Lord Jesus!
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