Jorge Bergoglio's Amoris Laetitia's most heretical interpretation has now been implemented in Germany.
Holy Communion will nowbe provided to those Catholics living in adulterous civil marriages. Can the sanction of sodomite, so-called "marriage" and the sacraments be far into the future? After all, isn't it now discrimination?
Let us face the facts, the Pope's actions in Amoris Laetitia are heretical; they are sacrilegious, sinful and blasphemous.
The great majority of bishops and cardinals in the Church are faithless and despicable cowards for not confronting the Bishop of Rome.
The world is burning from a lack of faith and from terror. Pornography, abortion, sexual perversion, murder, greed, terror, human trafficking, drug abuse - all of these are the fault of the Pope and his episcopacy. Why? Because a Catholic Church that does not preach the Truth and proclaim Christ will allow the darkness of the world to rise against It and us.
Rather than preach the Truth, Bergoglio and his henchmen have codified a lie.
From the Catholic Herald.
Council of German bishops endorses Communion for the remarried
The group did not include Cardinal Gerhard Müller, who has said the practice is against God's law
The permanent council of the German bishops’ conference has endorsed Communion for the remarried, in the same week as the Vatican’s doctrinal chief said the practice was against divine law.
In a new statement agreed by the council, which numbers 27 out of the 66 German bishops, they say that the remarried can receive Communion without resolving to live “as brother and sister”. They say this is possible through “Differentiated solutions which are appropriate to the individual case”. An accompanying statement says the solution will be found through “a decision-making process, accompanied by a priest”.
The permanent council does not include the Vatican’s doctrinal chief, Cardinal Gerhard Muller, who in a recent interview said that the practice was against divine law.
In Familiaris Consortio (1981), St John Paul II said the remarried could only receive Communion if they tried to live “in complete continence”. The same doctrine has been taught by Benedict XVI, reaffirming centuries of Church teaching.
The cardinal said that the teaching reaffirmed by St John Paul II in Familiaris Consortio was not just one pope’s teaching, but something which could not be changed by any bishop, pope, or even an angel.
He added that some bishops were diverging from Catholic doctrine, and so risked becoming “the blind leading the blind”.
The permanent council of German bishops proposed Communion for the remarried in 2014, saying that it was “ a test of the Church’s credibility”. Several German bishops distanced themselves from the 2014 statement.
At the subsequent Synod on the Family, bishops did not approve the proposal. But since the Pope’s document Amoris Laetitia, some bishops have suggested Communion for the remarried is now possible.
In his recent interview, Cardinal Müller said: “Amoris Laetitia must clearly be interpreted in the light of the whole doctrine of the Church,” adding: “it is not right that so many bishops are interpreting Amoris Laetitia according to their way of understanding the Pope’s teaching.”