Pope Francis ' Declaration Fiducia Supplicans' is based upon the irrational interpretation of the 'red passages' in Vatican Council II - there is no theological-pastoral precedent in the Catholic Church to support same sex blessings.

 

Pope Francis ' Declaration Fiducia Supplicans is based upon the irrational interpretation of the 'red passages' in Vatican Council II, which opens the Church to unlimited liberalism- otherwise there is no theological-pastoral precedent in the Catholic Church to support same sex blessings.

-Lionel Andrades

Declaration

Fiducia Supplicans

https://press.vatican.va/content/salastampa/it/bollettino/pubblico/2023/12/18/0901/01963.html#en

Fr.Serafino Lanzetta, Roberto dei Mattei and the web blog interpret Vatican COuncil II by confusing the red passages as being a break with the blue passages and the rest of Tradition. They are politically correct wityh Pope Francis.

 Fr.Serafino Lanzetta, Roberto dei Mattei and the web blog interpret Vatican COuncil II by confusing the red passages as being a break with the blue passages and the rest of Tradition. They are politically correct wityh Pope Francis. -Lionel Andrades

"Upon this rock...": But what about the present situation? Fr Serafino Lanzetta has answers

What does it mean to say that the Apostle Peter—and each of his successors—is kepha, the rock on which Christ has built His Church? Could this rock ever be allowed to crumble, without the Church herself crumbling? Can a successor of Peter fail in his office, or even in his faith, without negating the Church’s indefectibility? What are the nature—and limits—of the pope’s infallibility and primacy? Has the role of the supreme pontiff sometimes been exaggerated or distorted? Today questions like these are asked with greater urgency than ever, owing to the pontificate of Pope Francis.

Fr Serafino Lanzetta's new book Super Hanc Petram: The Pope and the Church at a Dramatic Moment in History has just been released by Os Justi Press. The author is a Marian Franciscan based in Portsmouth, UK, a lecturer in Systematic Theology at St Mary’s University Twickenham and at the Theological Faculty of Lugano, and an author of many articles and books. He is becoming increasingly well-known in Anglophone circles. (Not long ago, Os Justi published another work of his: God's Abode with Man: The Mystery of Divine Grace.)

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Claude Barthe and Peter Kwasniewski still interpret Vatican Council II by confusing the red passages

 

Lost in a battle of interpretations: Claude Barthe on a council that did not dogmatize and a liturgy that lacks the form of law

https://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2023/12/lost-in-battle-of-interpretations.html#more