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In Spiritu Venti

Three warnings

We were warned about the present storm. These signs we cannot ignore.

Source : Scripsi Quod Scripsi
Miscellanea

Xi ‘Sinicizes’ China’s Catholic Church, with Vatican Approval

China’s clerics are becoming propagandists for the government.

The Vatican has been widely criticized for its 2018 provisional agreement with China. While the agreement’s contents are secret, the Holy See revealed that it gives Beijing a role, along with at least a papal right to veto, in appointing Catholic bishops in China. Due to President Xi Jinping’s “Sinicization” of religion campaign, eight years on, the agreement is even more disastrous than previously thought.

Source : National Review
Miscellanea

Ninth bishop consecrated in secretive Vatican-China deal under Leo XIV

Despite Vatican confirmation that Leo appointed the new bishop, Chinese authorities replaced the papal mandate with an approval document from the state-controlled bishops’ conference.

The betrayal of those Chinese Catholics who remained consistently faithful under Leo.

Source : LifeSiteNews
Miscellanea

The profanation of the sixth Commandment

Antonio Romano—surprised, like many others, by the alleged health episode involving Robert Prevost right in the midst of the much-touted success of the meeting on 'Amoris Laetitia' (the final report of which is now sitting in a Vatican deep-freeze)—begins by dressing down the antipope in no uncertain terms, before bringing the axe down.

Source : Stilum Curiae - Marco Tosatti
Miscellanea

Dancing Queens of Leo’s Synodal Church

In the new Synodal choreography, accompaniment replaces teaching, inclusion supplants discernment, dancing displaces sacrifice, and superficiality shuns the sacred.

Source : YoreChildren Newsletter
Miscellanea

Canonists Warn Synod’s Canon Law Proposals Blur Lines of Church Authority

Critics say the commission’s recommendations on lay governance, tribunals and infallibility contradict Vatican II; the nonbinding report would require Pope Leo’s approval.

"The amendments to canon law proposed by a Synod commission—which have drawn criticism from canon lawyers—would require papal approval to take effect." So writes journalist Edward Pentin, a staunch supporter of the Bergoglian reforms; the statement comes as a surprise. Has the tide suddenly turned at the Vatican? In any case, voices that were once supportive are beginning to question certain reforms enacted in the name of synodality. This lack of consensus likely explains why the antipope Leo has postponed the publication of proposals regarding *Amoris Laetitia* that were drafted behind closed doors in recent days.

Source : NC Register
Miscellanea

The Staging of Antipope Leo’s Hospitalization: Perhaps He Is Already Under House Arrest

Leo XIV at the Gemelli Hospital for a pulmonary nodule: the hospitalization, the Amoris laetitia affair, and unsubstantiated speculation about his claim to the papacy

Cionci can certainly never be accused of lacking a keen instinct. It may seem surprising, but reading his account, it is entirely possible that the orchestration of Robert Prevost’s—real or feigned—lightning-fast hospitalization was designed to allow him to gracefully sidestep certain obligations. After all, isn't lying a hallmark of the anti-papacy, as we have already seen with Bergoglio?

Source : RomaIT