Fr.Georges de Laire, Judicial Vicar in the Dioceseof Manchester, USA
with the approval of Pope Francis, Cardinal Ladaria and Bishop Peter Libasci,
has placed restrictions on the St. Benedict Center, New Hampshire, USA, for not
interpreting the baptism of desire (LG 14) etc with the False Premise (
invisible people are visible in 2021), confusing what is invisible as being
visible, to create a fake rupture with the traditional strict interpretation
of extra ecclesiam nulla salus, with no exceptions.We know that
this is unethical and dishonest. But is it legal ?
This is a secular issue.Do Catholics in New Hampshire have to claim that they can physically see non Catholics saved outside the Church, without 'faith and baptism'(AG 7) in 1965-2021 ?
Must they claim that they can explicitly see non Catholics in New Hampshire, saved in invincible ignorance and without the baptism of water ?
What is the physical reality of Fr. Georges de Laire, can he see such people ? Has he met them ?
This is a secular issue since it refers to the physical observation, at an empirical level, in Newton's time, space and matter.
If Fr.Georges de Laire can see physically visible non Catholics saved in invincible ignorance outside the Church, without faith and baptism, then his reality is different from the other normal human beings in New Hampshire.
Phil Lawler. Anthony Burgess and the rest of the faculty at the Thomas College of Liberal Arts, New Hampshire, are 'legally Catholic ' for Fr. Georges de Laire. Since they can see non Catholics in New Hampshire saved without faith and the baptism of water and so have made the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus, obsolete.
The Diocese of Manchester needs to clarify that Fr. Georges de Laire cannot physically see non Catholics in New Hampshire saved outside the Church with the baptism of desire or invincible ignorance, otherwise he would be making an objective error.
Similarly Mary Ellen Mahon, Kelly Goodreau and Fr. Matthew Mason and other members of the Curia canot physically see or meet any exceptions for EENS in the diocese.
The St. Benedict Center, NH has a right to reject the False Premise being opposed upon them . The Decree of Prohibitions is coercion.It would be the same other Catholics in the diocese who attend Holy Mass in Latin or English.Some would feel entitled to relief and compensation for the error from the diocese.-Lionel Andrades
BR. ANDRE MARIE OF ST. BENEDICT’S CENTER
https://www.churchmilitant.com/video/episode/intv-br.-andre-marie-of-st.-benedicts-center
https://www.churchmilitant.com/news/article/vicar-of-manchester-changes-dogma-into-heresy
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JUNE 10, 2020
Diocese of Manchester, USA and CDF grant canonical status for religious communities which interpret Vatican Council II with a false premise, inference and conclusion
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