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Miscellanea

Doctrine of the Faith's Strong Man on Abuse: «We have to try to protect the Church from scandal»

Unpublished audio recordings of the apostolic commissioner of the Sodalicio reveal the logic with which part of the Roman apparatus continues to manage sexual abuse: the institutional priority of the Church above the victims. Bertomeu himself goes so far as to compare this principle with «the law of the Third Reich».

Unpublished audio recordings of Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu, an official at the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith and one of the principal investigators of sexual abuse cases within the Church, reveal how part of the Roman apparatus continues to manage these cases.

Source : Infovaticana
Miscellanea

What Gag on Benedict XVI. Prevost Mends the Old Wound and Unveils the Hypocrisy of Censorship

Anything but a defense of secularism, the problem was Ratzinger's ideas and not the figure of the Pope

Nico Spuntoni pretends not to notice the difference between the enthusiastic welcome given to a globalist antipope during Leo XIV’s visit to La Sapienza and the rejection of Benedict XVI’s teachings in 2008. Yet this was the glorious entrance of an impostor received with honors because he carries with him all the ideas of the world, as a precursor to the Antichrist. This event is a scandal, and Spuntoni is taking it upon himself to normalize it...

Source : Il Giornale
Miscellanea

A Shot in the Foot? The Vatican Complicates Its Own Financial Case and Risks Judicial Collapse

The financial scandal surrounding the Sloane Avenue building in London has placed the Vatican in a compromised position. But the problem is no longer solely the controversial real estate deal that cost the Holy See hundreds of millions of euros, but rather the possibility that the Vatican itself is actively weakening the judicial proceedings it has pursued for years to prosecute those responsible.

Source : Infovaticana
Magna Quaestio

Benedict XVI’s Latin 'Mistakes' – and the Meaning of his "Great Decisio"

A Linguistic Analysis of the Words Actually Spoken by Benedict on February 11, 2013

For better or for worse, it remains the definitive moment for the Catholic Church of our time – the morning of February 11, 2013, when in the presence of the Cardinals gathered for the Consistory Benedict XVI unexpectedly began reading aloud in Latin a document simply called Declaratio. The consequences of that utterance have been and still are enormous.

Source : Nicholas Owen's substack
Miscellanea

Task Force: Biden’s DOJ Persecuted Traditional Catholics

Washington profiles traditional Catholics, Germany turns seminaries into therapy labs, Rome hands families a compost bin, and the daughters of the Carmelites of Compiègne prepare to leave forever

Source : Hiraeth In Exile