Sunday, April 17, 2016

Amoris Laetitia is the official approval of the new moral theology based on hypothetical cases being objectively known exceptions and exceptions make the rule : it supports the errors of Fr.Charles Curran

  Comments from the blog Vox Cantoris :     "I can say yes. Period!"
Mark Thomas said...
Vox, my dear brother in Jesus Christ. We need to place Pope Francis'


"I can say yes, many (pr "period") remark in context.
Lionel:
He is saying that doctrine has
 changed based on the new
moral and salvation theology
approved by Pope Benedict and
 which is being taught in the
pontifical universities and
seminaries for a long time.
 So  Cardinal Burke and
Fr.Zuhlsdorf could probably
 also  say that there is no
change in doctrine.
Pope Francis could mean
that there are known
exceptions to the traditional
 teaching on mortal sin.
Last month Pope Benedict
announced via Avvenire
that there are known
 exceptions in Vatican Council II
to the 16th century
interpretation of the dogma
 extra ecclesiam nulla salus.
So the new moral theology is
that the conditions for
mortal sin mentioned in the
 Catechism edited by Cardinal
Ratzinger and Schonborn,
refer not to hypothetical cases,
known only to God ,but to defacto,
 objectively known cases which
can be identified by us humans.
So even if someone is in
objective mortal sin,we cannot
 say so, since there could be
'known factors' which make the
case an exception.
So the two popes like Cardinal
Burke and Fr.Z and the numerous
 religious who have had their
formation at the Angelicum etc 
 will say that there is no change
 in doctrine.
Cardinal Kasper has already given
 an interview to the Tablet
saying that everything has
changed but there is no
change in doctrine.
_____________________

  It is vital that we read farther in that Pope Francis
said that we must "read the presentation of
Cardinal Schonborn, who is a great theologian.
Lionel:
Cardinal Schonborn accepts the
new theology.For him there
are known exceptions to the
traditional teachings on morals
and faith.So this is the
doctrine of the Church for him.
He means this is the doctrine
of the contemporary magisterium.
The reasoning of this theology is
irrational and heretical but it
is official.
It is a break with the moral
theology of the centuries before the
 Council of Trent.They did not
assume that there were
known exceptions, people
seen in Heaven, who were
 there in mortal sin(moral theology)
 or who were not members of the
Catholic Church (new salvation
 theology).
____________________

 He was the secretary for the Congregation of
the Doctrine of the Faith, and he knows the
doctrine of the faith well. In that presentation,
your question will find an answer."
Lionel:
The Catechism mentions the
conditions for mortal sin.
These conditions are
hypothetical  and known
 only to God. For Cardinal
Schonborn these conditions
are explicit and are also
known to man. So they
become known exceptions
to the  traditional teaching
on mortal sin.
He also accepted the
International Theological
Commission's papers.
Christianity and the World
 Religions (ITC,1997) indicates
that there are known
exceptions to the dogma
extra ecclesiam nulla
 salus.Where are these
known exceptions in 2016.
 Do you know of anybody saved
without 'faith and
baptism'  ?
________________________

Cardinal Schonborn stated clearly at the press
 conference that there is "no break"..."no change"
to the question at hand. He also noted that the
 "controversial" footnote referred to Confession.
Lionel:
 He means there is no break with
the moral theology based on an
irrationality(the new moral theology).
He assumes we humans
can know of Catholics
living in manifest mortal sin,
but who will not go to Hell.Or he
assumes that we can know of 
of people who were living in
mortal sin and who are now known
to be in Heaven.
Cardinal Burke also noted that
what is being taught in Amoris
Laetitia (AL) is part of the general
teaching of the Church.So AL
was acceptable for him.
Prof. Joseph Shaw at the blog
LMS Chairman also says  it
is part of the contemporary 
official theology.So for him
too doctrine had not been
changed.
_________________

Vox, Cardinal Schonborn was tapped to present
Amoris Laetitia to the news media. His Holiness
Pope Francis didn't do anything wrong in having
referred us to Cardinal Schonborn's official
presentation of Amoris Laetitia to the world.

The Cardinal spoke on behalf of the Church during
 the press conference in question.
Lionel:
He did not speak on behalf of me.
I do not interpret magisterial
 documents assuming there
are known exceptions to the
dogma extra ecclesiam nulla
salus or the traditional
teaching on mortal sin.
_______________

Vox, Cardinal Schonborn has made it clear that
the Church's teachings on family, marriage, divorce
and new "unions" stand.
Lionel:
Only in theory. Doctrine and
praxis has been changed.
________________
  Familiaris Consortio stands, as Cardinal Schonborn
made clear.
Lionel:
No it does not stand any more.
Doctrine on mortal
sin has been changed.AL
reflects the new moral theology,
with new doctrines on morals.
The old ecclesiology,
the old moral theology has
been rejected.
This happened when Pope
 Benedict was the Prefect
for the Congregation for the
Doctrine of the Faith.His
Catechism of the Catholic Church
 supports the new faith and moral
 theology.
___________________

The "controversy" is settled. The conservatives
last week were correct when they declared
that Amoris Laetitia rejected the revolutionary
forces within the Church who had wished to
 employ the Exhortation to redefine marriage
and sodomy.
Lionel:
The dogma EENS has been rejected.
 So now when a Catholic marries a
Jew or Protestant it is not
 considered adultery and a mortal
 sin.
Since there is salvation outside
the Church ( new salvation
theology/Cushingism) and there
 are known exceptions to mortal
 sin ( the couple could be an
exception for various hypothetical
reasons).
Wake up Thomas!
_____________________

Vox, the revolutionaries won't quit. But Amoris
 Laetitia routed their goal to destroy the Church's
teachings in regard to family, marriage, and sexuality.
Lionel:
AL is the official approval
 of the new moral theology
 based on hypothetical cases
being objectively known
exceptions, and the exceptions
making the new rule.It supports
 the errors of  Fr. Charles
Curran and his moral theology
 professor Bernard Haring,
at the pontifical
university Alphonsonianum
 in Rome.
______________________

The Apostolic See presented Amoris Laetitia in the
light of Holy Tradition.
Lionel:
No it did not.
Since hypothetical cases cannot
be known exceptions
to the dogma EENS or to the
 traditional teaching on
mortal sin.
Priests who interpret Vatican
Council II in which there are
no known exceptions in Vatican
Council to EENS cannot be
incardinated.
Those who pretend that there
are known exceptions
have no problem.

Vox, you are a holy man who loves Jesus Christ and his
 teachings on family and marriage. You won, Vox. Vox,
 the Truth won.
Pax.
Lionel:
Mark in the past you still not have
discussed what I have written.
I am not saying anything new
here. Ask your self : if you
 assumed Lumen Gentium 16
 ( invincible ignorance) referred
 to invisible cases in 2016
would LG 16 be an explicit
exception to the dogma
extra ecclesiam nulla salus?
Mark Thomas
-Lionel Andrades

Video : https://youtu.be/TmyvjEeFnsA


http://www.theinterim.com/issues/religion/roman-catholic-theologian-rebuffed/

Synod 2015
Corrupters Of Morality
http://www.fatimacrusader.com/cr35/cr35pg10.asp

John Vennari : Boston Conference 4 (April 22,2016)
https://youtu.be/m3jJ0lcuJKU


Image courtesy of Vatican Radio/EPA

So when Cardinal Burke and Fr. Z say there is no doctrinal change in Vatican Council II ( interpreted with exceptions) or in AL ( with known exceptions) are they really protecting themself ?

http://eucharistandmission.blogspot.it/2016/04/so-when-cardinal-burke-and-fr-z-say.html


Pope Francis is saying doctrine has changed based on the new moral and salvation theology approved by Pope Benedict and which is being taught in the pontifical universities and seminaries for a long time

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From the blogpost What's Up with Francis -Church : “I can say yes. Period.” – well, that’s that, then…

Lionel:
O.K we understand this here and there could soon be clarification from the Press Office.
He is saying that doctrine has changed based on the new moral and salvation theology approved by Pope Benedict and which is being taught in the pontifical universities and seminaries for a long time. So  Cardinal Burke and Fr.Zuhlsdorf could probably also  say that there is no change in doctrine.
Pope Francis could mean that there are known exceptions to the traditional teaching on mortal sin.Last month Pope Benedict announced via Avvenire that there are known exceptions in Vatican Council II to the 16th century interpretation of the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus.
So the new moral theology is that the conditions for mortal sin mentioned in the Catechism edited by Cardinal Ratzinger and Schonborn, refer not to hypothetical cases, known only to God ,but to defacto, objectively known cases which can be identified by us humans. So even if someone is in objective mortal sin,we cannot say so, since there could be 'known factors' which make the case an exception.
So the two popes like Cardinal Burke and Fr.Z and the numerous religious who have had their formation at the Angelicum , Anthonianum etc in Rome will say that there is no change in doctrine.
Cardinal Kasper has already given an interview to the Tablet saying that everything has changed but there is no change in doctrine.
-Lionel Andrades


https://whatisupwiththesynod.com/index.php/2016/04/16/i-can-say-yes-well-thats-that-then/

So when Cardinal Burke and Fr. Z say there is no doctrinal change in Vatican Council II ( interpreted with exceptions) or in AL ( with known exceptions) are they really protecting themself ?

Comments from the blogpost 1Peter5: On Change for Divorced and Remarried, Pope Francis Says “Yes”
Image courtesy of Vatican Radio/EPA

el ingeniero loco:
I would even argue it did not change anything although
Lionel:
Yes.
However if Cardinal Burke and Fr.Z said that there are no known exceptions to the traditional theology on morals and faith, since humanly speaking we cannot know of any exceptions,then would they be excommunicated?
If they said that there are no known exceptions to the moral teaching on concubinage, adultery and mortal sin, so there is nothing in Amoris Laetitiae to change the teachings of the Church would they be in trouble?
National Catholic Register
Cardinal Burke has said that AL does not change the traditional teaching.However he does not affirm the  dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus (EENS) like the 16th century missionaries.So for him there are exceptions in Vatican Council II. If there are exceptions then it means that there are known exceptions.Since if something is not known, not visible, it cannot be an exception. So for him there are known exceptions to the dogma EENS and the traditional theology on salvation.
The same is true also for Fr.Z.
Now AL 301 says that a mortal sin is not always a mortal sin, or concubinage is not always a mortal sin. So it means there are exceptions.This is the new moral theology being taught at pontifical universities for a long time.It was probably part of the priestly formation of Fr.Z.I do not know about Cardinal Burke.
Cardinal Burke would have sent seminarians to the pontifical colleges and they would have  been taught that there were exceptions.
So now could Cardinal Burke and Fr. Z say that there cannot be any known exception to the traditional teaching on mortal sin ?
Could they say that the conditions of mortal sin mentioned in the Catechism of the Catholic Church refer to hypothetical, theoretical cases. They cannot be defacto known .We cannot say that someone living in objective mortal sin, will not go to Hell due to ignorance or some social factor.This is something only God can know. So it is always hypothetical for us.
However if they do say-  this will they be excommunicated?
We must remember that Fr.Leonard Feeney in Boston said there were no known exceptions to the traditional teaching on the dogma EENS and he was excommunicated.
Archbishop Richard Cushing maintained that there was known salvation outside the Church e.g invincible ignorance etc, and he was not considered by Rome to be irrational or in heresy.
Today priests who say that there are no known exceptions to the dogma EENS, cannot be incardinated in Rome.
So when Cardinal Burke and Fr. Z say there is no doctrinal change in Vatican Council II ( interpreted with exceptions) or in AL ( with known exceptions) are they really protecting themself ?-Lionel Andrades

What if Cardinal Burke and Fr. Zuhlsdorf said that there are no known exceptions to Catholic moral and salvation theology ?.Would they lose their religious faculties in Rome?
http://eucharistandmission.blogspot.it/2016/04/what-if-cardinal-burke-and-fr-zuhlsdorf.html