Monday, October 24, 2016

TRICKY DICK AND HIS IRRESPONSIBLE RESPONSE - PART 6 - AND, BY THE WAY, HON, WE ARE DOWN TO 28 DAYS

Posted by Tim Rohr


Oh shucks, Tricky Dick was only off by a year. Instead of meeting with the bishops of Oceania on December 5, 1999, it was actually 1998:

ADDRESS OF THE HOLY FATHER POPE JOHN PAUL II TO THE BISHOPS OF THE PACIFIC ON THEIR "AD LIMINA" VISIT, 5 December 1998 

But not only did Tricky Dick get the year wrong, he got the content wrong too.

Tricky Dick said: To form presbyters of the “New Evangelization” is not a characteristic of the Neocatechumenal Way, as is made clear by the St. Pope John Paul II’s Ad Limina message to CEPAC (Dec. 5, 1999).

Actually, the pope's address says nothing about the Neocatechumenal Way or even about the formation of presbyters - you will note that the pope does NOT use that word. Rather the pope said this:

Modes of leadership which stress privilege rather than service always create problems in the relationship between priests and lay people. This is why it is important that seminaries and houses of formation should teach a way of leadership which is wholly geared to service and which fills the candidates with the same zeal to preach the Gospel which we see in the early missionaries.
Take a look at that first sentence: "Modes of leadership which stress privilege rather than service always create problems in the relationship between priests and lay people." If there is anything RMS has produced, it has been presbyters who "stress privilege" and who "create problems in the relationship between priests and lay people." 

Why is this? Is this simply a defect in their formation? No. It is a defect in their theology. At its root, the religion of the NCW is fundamentally opposed to Catholicism, which has, as its core, the celebration of the SAVING SACRIFICE. For the Kiko's, Christ cannot be the SAVING SACRIFICE, because for Kiko, Christ was a SINNER, just like us, who "experienced the forgiveness of the Father." (Read about that here.) For the Kiko's, Jesus Christ is, at most, a "scapegoat." (Read about that here.)

But I use the word "defect" wrongly. For it is not a "defect." It is an intentional intrusion into the heart of Catholicism, the veritable "abomination in the Temple," and exactly where Christ said it would be found. 

So it is NOT just that the majority of the RMS presbyters are simply uncultured or ill-mannered. They believe that we are wrong and they are right, and their mission is to subvert Catholicism as we know it and install Kiko's new religion. And it begins by breaking up the parishes into their "communities" where their new liturgy will form unsuspecting Catholics into the image and likeness of Kiko Arguello. 

Their mission is supposed to be accomplished quietly. It is all supposed to seem quite natural and all happening "because the bishop said." However, some, like Fabio, got impatient, and barged ahead, bashing statues, condemning local piety from the pulpit, and even making plans to tear down the parish church. When we exposed him, they sent him "on mission." He was giving the plot away. 

Others, probably because they were sincere about becoming priests from the beginning and had little idea of what they were getting into, limped through RMS and landed in parishes where they did not have the heart to fulfill their neo-mission and ended up conforming their priesthood to what the Church required. There's a few of those. I believe Aurelio and Jason Granado were two of them. So they had to be gotten rid of, and they were. 

But let's get back to JP2's address to the bishops where he says: "The Bishop's role as prime agent of evangelization makes him the first servant of communion. This service has many implications, but none as immediately important as that of strengthening the bonds of grace, co-operation and friendship between the Bishop and his priests."

More than any damaged product of RMS, the effect of the NCW on our own bishop has shown just exactly what the NCW problem is. Rather than helping him develop into a "servant of communion" wherein there was a "strengthening the bonds of grace, co-operation and friendship between the Bishop and his priests," we saw the NCW turn the already moral mess that was Archbishop Anthony S. Apuron into an absolute "servant of division" wherein he destroyed "the bonds of grace, co-operation and friendship between the Bishop and his priests," culminating in his now infamous mafioso threat to one of those priests: "resign or face a more arduous and painful closure to your assignment." 

The problem was already severe in December of 2010 when the non-neo clergy sponsored a study in a desperate attempt to address the problem before it exploded into what we are seeing now. The study was conducted by the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA), Georgetown University, Washington, DC. The study was titled:  Cultivating Unity: Research Findings, A Report for the Clergy of the Archdiocese of Agana. (Find the full report here.)

Relative to the damage done by the NCW the study found:

and:


Keep in mind that Apuron was present at the "retreat" where this study was conducted, so you can expect that fear kept the real responses muted. Nevertheless, the fact that this much was expressed by the non-neo clergy in front of the all-powerful Apuron, we can see the steam emanating from the volcano.

And THIS is what the NCW has left us: the exact opposite of the message of John Paul II to the bishops of Oceania in 1998. 

Thanks to the likes of Tricky Dick. And by the way, Hon. The clock is down to 28 days. Are you really going to give the Yona property away?

Continued on Part 7

8 comments:

  1. The KAKA filled Dungbat further explains how this Cult only benefits the KIKO enterprise. Only KIKOs Art and Music are used in their illicit liturgy.DianaOctober 23, 2016 at 11:04 PM
    Dear Kristina,

    When you said that you have had a little crisis, I automatically assumed that it may have been something like an serious argument with your husband or the loss of a friend.....things like that.

    I know for a fact that not all the music were composed by Kiko Arguello. Most of the music came from the Book of Psalms. You ask why we do not use other liturgical music such as those in the parish. Well, will the parish use the music compose by Kiko? Will YOUR parish use other Catholic songs from foreign countries? You ask about kneeling? The Eastern Catholics who are in communion with the Pope also do not kneel in their Mass, but they do not see that as a crisis. There is a vast array of different liturgies in the Catholic Church and for thousands of years, these liturgies have changed over time. It is not the liturgy that makes us one. It is our baptism and communion with the Pope that makes all Catholics one.

    DianaOctober 23, 2016 at 11:04 PM
    Dear Kristina,

    When you said that you have had a little crisis, I automatically assumed that it may have been something like an serious argument with your husband or the loss of a friend.....things like that.

    I know for a fact that not all the music were composed by Kiko Arguello. Most of the music came from the Book of Psalms. You ask why we do not use other liturgical music such as those in the parish. Well, will the parish use the music compose by Kiko? Will YOUR parish use other Catholic songs from foreign countries? You ask about kneeling? The Eastern Catholics who are in communion with the Pope also do not kneel in their Mass, but they do not see that as a crisis. There is a vast array of different liturgies in the Catholic Church and for thousands of years, these liturgies have changed over time. It is not the liturgy that makes us one. It is our baptism and communion with the Pope that makes all Catholics one.

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    1. Tim, as always you "obliterate" the opponent with FACTS. Well done.
      Journalist should pay attention to your work ethic!

      The process of removing the NCW virus from our Parishes begins with returning the Liturgy to the norms of the GIRM, which is underway at St. Anthony's, where the virus was first introduced 20 years ago.

      Monsignor James & Fr. Efren are to be commended. As evident in last nights Mass, the residual effects of the abuses, such as; holding hands or raising of hands during the "Our Father",
      the sign of Peace,
      the reception of the Eucharist in the hands and
      your favorite the "Choir".

      Our Shepherds are the KEY to implementing the process of "Righting the Ship" one parish at a time.

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    2. It's the liturgy, stupid.

      Lex orandi, lex credendi.

      One more thing, a factor that "Diana" always omits: The NCW statutes instruct the neos to follow the Roman Rite. Anytime they claim that other "rites" do things differently but remain Catholic, always refer back to the initial instruction that the Roman Rite is the only rite that the NCW is to follow.

      Of course they don't, but we already know that . . . and so do they.

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    3. Thanks Bruce. But sadly, the abuses you mention were here long before the NCW. In fact, it is quite difficult to criticize any of the abuses of the NCW when parishes routinely violate the GIRM and especially the requirements for liturgical music as outlined in the post Vatican II definitive document Musicam Sacram. In fact, as compared to Musicam Sacram, the neocat liturgy, as horrible as the music is, actually adheres closer to what the church requires than what passes for "liturgical" music at most "regular" Masses. So sad.
      http://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/documents/vat-ii_instr_19670305_musicam-sacram_en.html

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    4. "It is not the liturgy that makes us one. It is our baptism and communion with the Pope that makes all Catholics one."

      LOL. Tell that to Tricky Dick who just told the pope to go screw himself by giving Hon the finger. LOL.

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  2. It only takes a spark to get a fire going; and soon all those around will warm up to its glowing....

    Fresh From the Dungbats blog:
    AnonymousOctober 24, 2016 at 11:16 AM
    God had answered our prayers; Monsignor James and Father Efren are shepherding the way against the NCW liturgical abuses in Saint Anthony. God is Great!

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    DianaOctober 24, 2016 at 11:28 AM
    Dear A only opus at 11:16 am,

    Yes, Monsignor James and Father Efren is against the Way. Father Mike and Father Jeff are also against the Way. But they will not succeed in destroying the Way.

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    1. Of course they won't. But I will. LOL.

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    2. ESL Alert! Perhaps Dick Tricky can bail out these grammatically-challenged commentators in Diana's blogsphere. Di also needs to understand that Roman Catholics are mandated to adhere to GIRM requirements, otherwise she might want to join the Eastern Rite that she extols. I bet they will get booted out as syncretistic bastards there as well.

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