THE CHURCH MILITANT - BELEAGUERED BY BERGOGLIANISM

After soon-to-be-saint Oscar Romero, Bergoglio appears to be on course to make saints of more social-activist priests - it seems by short-circuiting them to beatification by declaring them martyrs...

A new vileness from Bergoglio:
The beatification of Argentine bishop Angelelli
Liberation Theology pioneer also declared a martyr
though he died in a provenly genuine car accident
by Daniel Omar Gonzáles Céspedes
Translated from ADELANTE LA FE by

June 14, 2018

There's a new vileness from Pope Francis to pierce our souls, and especially the souls of his fellow Argentines: his decree to beatify Monsignor Enrique Angelelli as a martyr. I feel called upon to comment now, even knowing that better pens than I will be doing so later.

The first thing we have to point out is that Angelelli isn’t a martyr. To be a martyr means to give your life for Christ. You die because of your faith – that is to say, you are killed by a person or persons acting “in hatred of the faith.” Saint Thomas Aquinas explains this well when he writes of hatred pro fide credenda and pro fide agenda.

Neither of these applies to the late bishop of La Rioja (a state in Argentina). He didn’t die defending the Catholic faith, nor did he die at the hands of the dictatorship that at that time ruled the country. He died in a car accident.

There are witnesses: Raúl Alberto Nacuzi, who was present at the moment of the accident because he was doing maintenance on an electrical high-tension pole, and Carlos Alberto Arzola, who was one of the first to arrive on the scene. There are Primitivo Reynoso and Aber Fabio Luna, who were working close by. And the mechanic who advised Angelelli's chauffeur who drove the small truck not to use it because its tires were in bad shape. This was confirmed by a mechanical expert and by a forensic doctor.

Moreover, on April 20, 1999, the Appellate Court of the State of Cordoba declared it was impossible to prove that the cause of the accident was anything other than the mechanical malfunction of the car, even though there were allegations that the accident was provoked on purpose.

Who was Angelelli? He was among the radicalized religious who brought Marxism to the Catholic Church in Argentina. He supported the Third-World Liberation Theology starting in 1957 when he linked to the PAX movement.

In La Rioja, he was well known as Bishop Satanelli (as opposed to Angelelli). His maneuvers and those of his fellow ideological travellers were exposed by the magazine Cabildo, then representing Catholic nationalism in Argentina. And let us not forget Carlos Sacheri, who exposed the threat posed by Angelelli and his cohort in his book The Clandestine Church, an act that cost him his life. [Sacheri (1933-1974) was a philosoper and Thomist scholar who was shot and killed by a communist guerrilla commando as he left church with his family in December 1974. His book, published in 1971, was a denunciation of modernism and of liberation theology from a traditionalist viewpoint.]

Sacheri really is a martyr, but Francis and his minions…mutis canes Dei.

The pope and his apostate acolytes know fully well the Marxist plan to infiltrate the Church. Neither Angelelli nor his priests worked for the poor; they took advantage of them because they were uneducated and considered them the perfect Petri dish to start a revolution. Their preaching sowed hate, violence, terror, and death. They poisoned with rancor and hatred the hearts of many to the point of transforming them into murderers. They fought to change the Church to become anthropocentric, temporal, naturalist, materialist, and secular – in short, to make the Catholic Church bend to serve Marxism.

Francis, Francis! You have provoked a new scandal in your zeal to scatter the flock.

Sometimes, depending on his audience,
Bergoglio remembers to be 'Catholic'

Meeting with members of Italy's national Forum of Family Associations on June 16, Pope Francis underscored that there is only one family recognized by God, that which comes from the union of a man and a woman - "there are no other family forms" - and that "selective abortion is like Nazism in white gloves".

There is a terrible translation of the original Italian article in the Huffington Post
https://www.huffingtonpost.it/2018/06/16/papa-francesco-la-famiglia-e-solo-uomo-donna_a_23460514/?ncid=tweetlnkithpmg00000001
some parts of which may raise eyebrows, but as Antonio Socci points out, there has only been embarrassed silence from the Left to the Pope's words on the family, considering that last week, new Family Minister Lorenzo Fontana unleashed vehement attacks from the left and the LGBT groups they support when he made similar statements. (At least, he didn't say that "Even if the man and woman are not believers, as long as they love each other and unite in matrimony, then they are in the image and likeness of God. That is why marriage is such a great sacrament". Ooops!Would non-believers have a sacramental marriage, to begin with? And a human being need not get married to be 'in the image and likeness of God' - we are all created that way.)

So why didn't he say any of this but simply kept silent during the great French debate on 'marriage for everyone' and after the corresponding law was passed in 2014, nor on the occasion of the 2016 Irish referendum that recognized same-sex 'marriage', nor when the Cirinna law which did so in Italy was debated and passed that same year?

I do not doubt Bergoglio opposes abortion on demand but he is careful not to say this too often and only to selected groups because he wants to have his cake and eat it too (oppose abortion but not trumpet his views in larger forums so as not to provoke the disaffection of the secular world he so loves to woo).

As for God making every human being in his image and likeness, how does he square that with his never-denied statement to Juan Carlos Cruz that God made him the way he is - though there is nothing in Genesis that says God made humans other than man and woman, and the Old Testament is rife with God's punishment of sexual deviants (or is the story of Sodom and Gomorrah one that won't be found in the Bible of the church of Bergoglio)?