P. Krzemiński: Appeal to Polish Bishops

Only 4 bishops go from Poland to the Synod about Synodality. Cardinal – nominat Grzegorz Ryś, who is celebrated for establishing women – stewards in the Archdiocese of Łódź, Metropolitan of Krakow Marek Jędraszewski, president of the Polish Episcopal Conference Stanisław Gądecki and little celebrated Catholic Bishop Adrian Galbas.

Prominent Vaticanists like Roberto de Mattei inform that the upcoming synod of bishops, which is to begin on October 4 and last about 3 weeks, is simply a can of pandora. As far as the Old Continent is afraid only, its provisions will surely have a reflection throughout the Christian world.

The most disturbing component in this full arrangement is the concept of synodality. What is this? If we take the old catechism of Pius X or this fresh John Paul II, we will not find specified a term. Synodality is simply a fantasy that has never been in the Church, it is simply a very inept effort to transform the Church into any kind of spontaneous convention of bishops who will perceive to the People of God. As we know from Exodus, listening to God’s people ended very badly for him.

Cardinal John Bon in his phenomenal treatise “On the designation of Spirits” pointed to the evil spirit. If he is worldly, he is surely against the Holy Spirit, not only Cardinal Bona shared this faith, but the full Church until the days of Pope Francis, with a short break for the 1960s.

I am amazed to see life in my parish die out, it is little and little young. How is it that young people become so actively active in the Synod about Synodality and not participate in the life of their own local community? How would St. Paul comment on this, who ran the first Christian communities in his letters that did not live the Gospel?

The words of Cardinal Rysia suggesting that the present Catholicism is simply a sect, and the Church should be changed allegedly by means of the Holy Spirit, testifying to the ignorance and evil will of the man who should be the first to stand watch over the Church.

Certainly, they do not calm the very restrained words of criticism of the synod by Archbishop Gądecki, who have fallen in the German press. First of all, due to the fact that in Polish Catholic media, mainly the statements of Cardinal Rysia, alternatively than the president of the episcopate, are sold. Secondly, the archbishop inactive does not realize where the crisis of Christianity comes from and wants to defend the Second Vatican Council at all costs.

Do I have anything to do with the council? Of course not, bishops come to the council all over the planet and discuss how to weaken the attack on Christianity. It is not the council that is guilty, but the circumstantial persons: Cardinal Bea (introduced the concept of spiritual freedom into the doctrine), Cardinal Suenens (the main form of the European alliance which sold "news from the Rhine). Maksymos IV Saigh (drinked the Latin liturgy), Archbishop of Bugini (drinked the Latin liturgy) and of course Karl Rahner SJ – master Joseph Ratzinger, who protested in the Theological Commission against the titles of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Mother of the Church, Mediator of All Graces, parent of men).

I appeal to the Polish bishops, and in peculiar to the cardinal – the nominee Grzegorz Rysia for only 1 thing. So they're not guilty. I do not even hope that they will halt the fight of the revolution, it is adequate to say that Poland will not accept Kalego's morality. If for 2 1000 years Christians gave their lives for surviving in harmony with the Gospel, then the Church of Poland has no right to apply its hand to ethical relativism, which is characteristic of practically the full Western world.

Perhaps this appeal will be deaf and will not even scope the recipients. However, I consider it my work to inform my worldly fellow believers of the upcoming bishop's synod. possibly if there were more specified warnings in the early 1960s, this text would not be essential at all, due to the caring shepherding staffs of the Vistula River?

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