The Association of United States Catholic
Priests (AUSCP) is politically correct with the ADL and the rest of the Left.
Since if they interpreted Vatican Council II rationally, they would be accused
of being Anti Semitic etc. They would not be allowed to speak at conferences
nor have their books published by Amazon etc. Since with Vatican Council II
interpreted rationally, there are no exceptions in the text of the Council for
the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus (EENS). Vatican Council II does not
contradict the Fourth Lateran Council (1215) on EENS. While Lumen Gentium 14
and Ad Gentes 7 say that all need faith and baptism for salvation, indicating
that the vast majority of people outside the Catholic Church are oriented to
the fires of Hell, without Catholic faith and the baptism of water in the
Catholic Church.
So affirming EENS with Vatican Council II
interpreted rationally would be politically incorrect for those who are working
for a one world Marxist Government and a one world religion with a false worship
in Jesus Christ.
So the AUSCP interprets Vatican Council II irrationally and so avoids the Anti Semitic charge. But even traditionalists and conservative Catholics do the same. Brothers Peter and Michael Dimond at the Most Holy Family Monastery, New York, USA also interpret Vatican Council II irrationally like the AUSCP.
In this way they
avoid the Anti Semitism charge and do not lose their tax exempt status. They
remain a charitable organization.
It would be the same for Church Militant TV and
the Lepanto Institute.- Lionel Andrades
Priests’ Group Praises Synodal Synthesis
September 20, 2022
We are gladdened
by the release of the national synthesis outlining the common themes raised in
the Synod listening sessions. Our joy is a companion of our ongoing concern for
our Church, that we may continue to listen to each other and accept the
challenges of change.
As Bishop Daniel
E. Flores said in releasing the document from the United States Conference
of Catholic Bishops, “The synthesis is, among other things, an expression
of the common joys, hopes, and wounds the bishops have heard and are hearing from
the wider body of the Church.”
We members and
leaders of the Association of U.S. Catholic Priests are encouraged to
find the report shares concerns we have been addressing since our
beginnings: a welcoming Church, the role of women, Catholic social teaching,
racism, ministry to and with the LGBTQ community, improved education and
formation of seminary students for the priesthood, and the heartbreaking
divisions in our Church and society.
Although not
addressed in the synthesis, we would emphasize other major issues facing the
Church: creation care for our common home, an end to the death penalty and
renewed witness to Gospel Non-violence.
We are heartened
by the release of the synthesis and the acknowledgment of the bishops that this
phase of the synod must lead to action.
We continue to
offer our support for our bishops and for all who continue to participate in
this new way of being Church.
https://auscp.org/priests-group-praises-synodal-synthesis/
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