Thursday, November 7, 2019

Fr.Hans Kung sj who interprets Vatican Council II with a false premise to create an artifical rupture with Tradition should not have his books available in the libraries

 Image result for Photo Fr. Hans Kung, The Living Church 1963
 
At a municipal library in Rome, Biblioteche di Roma they have books by Fr. Hans Kung sj who interprets Vatican Council II irrationally and deceptively, to create a rupture with Catholic Tradition. These books should not be there. The librarians must be informed that when they make available books on Vatican Council II, there are authors who interpret  LG 8, LG 14, LG 16, UR 3, NA 2, GS 22 etc in Vatican Council II,  as being non hypothetical and instead real and known people saved outside the Church in the present times.
LG 8 etc refer to hypothetical cases only in 2019. They are not real and known non Catholics saved outside the Church.So Vatican Council II is not a rupture with Catholic Tradition as these deceptive authors would like us to believe. It is unethical to continue to have the books of Fr.Hans Kung sj available at the libraries, when he intentionally interprets Vatican Council II with a false premise and inference to conclude that Catholic Tradition has become obsolete with this Council.Similarly Cardinal Walter Kasper and others have been informed. The same error was made by Cardinal Ratzinger who is aware of the mistake, in his writings as cardinal and now as pope.
  Lumen Gentium does not contradict the past ecclesiology, LG 16 and GS 22 are not practical exceptions to Feeneyite extra ecclesiam nulla salus and there is nothing in Unitatis Redintigratio to contradict an ecumenism of return. 
Usually the books and reports interpret Vatican Council II irrationally to create an artifical rupture with Tradition, and they are made available for the readers in Rome.-Lionel Andrades





November 6, 2019

Italian media produce fake news on Vatican Council II 

 https://eucharistandmission.blogspot.com/2019/11/italian-media-produce-fake-news-on.html


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