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Posted in Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, Germany, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Jesus Christ, LifeSiteNews, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis, Princess Gloria, Princess Mariae Gloria Ferdinanda Joachima Josephine Wilhelmine Huberta Gräfin von Schönburg-Glauchau, Princess Mariae Gloria Ferdinanda Joachima Josephine Wilhelmine Huberta Prinzessin von Thurn und Taxis, tagged Interview on June 23, 2019| Leave a Comment »
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Published on Jun 18, 2019
Princess Gloria, one of the wealthiest women in Germany who is friends with not just Pope Benedict but also Hillary Clinton, joins John-Henry to discuss her Catholic faith, including her time spent away from the Church in the 1980s. “The Sacraments are the key to the well being of the soul,” she says in this truly unique episode of The John-Henry Westen Show. https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/vi…
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Posted in Dr. Taylor Marshall, Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, Podcast, Pope Benedict XVI, tagged church, Infiltration on September 21, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Pope Benedict XVI resigned in 2013 and mystery has surrounded his disappearance from public life. Dr Taylor Marshall and Timothy Gordon continue their conversation about the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI in light of the Freemason infiltration of the Church going back to 1917 when St Maximilian Kolbe witnessed the Freemasons protesting the Catholic Church.
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Posted in Bishop Georg Ganswein, Church Militant, Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, Germany, Jesus Christ, Pope Benedict XVI, tagged Catholic Church, Excomunication, Unmerciful Church Tax on October 13, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Posted in Pope Benedict XVI, Rome Reports, tagged Education, Incarnation on January 10, 2013| Leave a Comment »
During the weekly general audience, Benedict XVI explained the mystery behind the Incarnation, saying that “God gives us the greatest gift possible, the gift of himself. For our sake, God became one of us, sharing our human existence to the fullest and giving us in exchange a share in his own divine life.”
Posted in Benedict XVI, Pope Benedict XVI, The Vatican, tagged Authentic Christianity, Catholic, Education, Faith, Wisdom on November 15, 2012| Leave a Comment »
http://www.catholicnews.com/data/stories/cns/1204805.htm
The above is an article on a teaching moment in Rome by Benedict XVI. These little messages are relevant to all of us today.
We need these small moments from the Holy Father to understand the nature and welfare of our faith. This faith that needs strength from his words–a chance to find love in that faith through Jesus Christ.
Posted in Pope Benedict XVI, tagged Encyclical, The Economy on July 31, 2012| Leave a Comment »
http://www.romereports.com Benedict XVI has spoken out many times over his concern for the world economy. Most notably, in his encyclical “Caritas in veritate,” he put forward the concepts he considered essential to overcome the economic crisis.
Posted in Benedict XVI, Pope Benedict XVI, tagged Mass, Pentecost on May 28, 2012| Leave a Comment »
The above is an explaination of Pentecost and a brief homily by our Pope on the times.
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Benedict XVI: Prophet
Posted in Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, Fr. Robert P. Imbelli, Jesus Christ, Pope Benedict XVI, The Catholic Thing, tagged article, commentary, Prophet, Relativism, Worldly and UnWorldly on August 11, 2018| Leave a Comment »
“We live at a time that is broadly characterized by a subliminal relativism that penetrates every area of life. Sometimes this relativism becomes aggressive, when it opposes those who say that they know where the truth or meaning of life is to be found.”
“And we observe that this relativism exerts more and more influence on human relationships and on society. This is reflected, among other things, in the inconstancy and fragmentation of many people’s lives and in an exaggerated individualism. Many no longer seem capable of any form of self-denial or of making a sacrifice for others. Even the altruistic commitment to the common good, in the social and cultural sphere or on behalf of the needy, is in decline. Others are now quite incapable of committing themselves unreservedly to a single partner. People can hardly find the courage now to promise to be faithful for a whole lifetime; the courage to make a decision and say: now I belong entirely to you, or to take a firm stand for fidelity and truthfulness and sincerely to seek a solution to their problems.”
“The Church in Germany is superbly organized. But behind the structures, is there also a corresponding spiritual strength, the strength of faith in the living God? We must honestly admit that we have more than enough by way of structure but not enough by way of Spirit. I would add: the real crisis facing the Church in the western world is a crisis of faith. If we do not find a way of genuinely renewing our faith, all structural reform will remain ineffective.”
“If the Church, in Pope Paul VI’s words, is now struggling ‘to model itself on Christ’s ideal,’ this ‘can only result in its acting and thinking quite differently from the world around it, which it is nevertheless striving to influence.’ (Ecclesiam Suam, 58) In order to accomplish her mission, she will need again and again to set herself apart from her surroundings, to become in a certain sense ‘unworldly’.”
Source Article: https://www.thecatholicthing.org/2018/08/11/benedict-xvi-prophet-2/
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