28/06/2014 in Antykościół
Na marginesie nowego wystąpienia krakowskiego “Tygodnika Powszechnego”
Jędrzej G. Londyn
Uważam za swój obowiązek uczynić niniejsze wydawnictwo od samego początku jeszcze jednym (skromnym i działającym w miarę sił na swoim maleńkim polu) organem walki o uratowanie życia zbiorowego katolickiego przed atakującymi je siłami rozkładowymi.
Kara śmierci. Papież Franciszek krytykuje swoich poprzedników
Cardinal Piero Parolin, the Vatican's Secretary of State, has claimed that “immigrants contributed in a substantial way to the birth of big civilisations in the past and in the present”.
Polemicising against “barriers and walls” he added that the “negative narrative” on immigrants must be countered.
Parolin wrote his lofty statements in a preface to the book “Immigration, understanding and proposals” published by the Gregorian University in Rome.
https://www.kas.de/web/rlpsee/veranstaltungen/detail/-/content/immigration-understanding-and-proposals
The book was produced with money from the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, an institution closely associated with Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union, a German party promoting immigration, gay-ideology, and oligarch capitalism.
The foundation is largely financed by the state and has a budget of about €120 million.
Parolin totally ignores the deleterious consequences on poor countries who through emigration lose those parts of the population which they need most, while the rich countries of destination acquire cheap labourers for whose education they did not have to pay.
Here’s to our murder-less mystery story, where its religious-ecclesiastical background calls for careful threading, though no issues of faith or belief are involved. I am referring to the Second Vatican Council, (1961–1964), some of its deliberations, the shadowy maneuvers that brought them about, and the implications and consequences for the brethren and the world at large. The Council implemented profound changes, of which many faithful are probably not fully aware, and from which the Catholic Church has perhaps not yet recovered.
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