Father Paul Kramer:“The antipope and his apostate collaborators will be as sister Lucy said, supporters of the devil, those who work for evil without being afraid of anything.”
"Rome Will Lose The Faith and Become the Seat of Anti-Christ"
November 15, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Today, the Jesuit Order in Germany published a statement explaining that Father Ansgar Wucherpfennig has now been reinstated as the rector of the Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology in Frankfurt.
Wucherpfennig had previously been challenged by the Vatican because of his dissident comments about homosexuals, as well as for his especially favoring remarks about female priests. He now is being reinstated in his position without having to recant any of these controversial statements.
Father Arturo Sosa, S.J., the superior general of the Jesuits, has given his approval to the appointment. According to a press release of the Jesuit Order in Germany, Father Wucherpfennig has been reinstated immediately.
The press release states: “Father Arturo Sosa, S.J. has received the Nihil obstat (“nothing stands in the way”) from the Vatican's Congregation for Catholic Education and has named – with immediate effect – Father Ansgar Wucherpfennig S.J. as the rector of the St. Georgen graduate school.”
In order to receive that declaration of approval, Father Wucherpfennig had to make a declaration “that he as a member of the order and as a priest is duty-bound to uphold the authentic Magisterium of the Church. Where his offices demand it, he presents completely and appreciatively the teaching of the Church concerning the possibility of the ordination of women (Ordinatio sacerdotalis) and of blessing ceremonies for same-sex couples (letter to the bishops of the Catholic Church concerning the pastoral care for homosexual persons).”
As the press release continues, Father Wucherpfennig explicitly states that he will continue to question the Church's teaching: “He will continue also in the future to present the questions which he has, as a pastoral caretaker and as an academician, about this teaching as his own personal interpretation.” Wucherpfennig continues his declaration by saying that he personally hopes that the Church's teaching, as it is presented in the two above-mentioned Vatican documents, will be opened up and further developed.
Since Father Wucherpfennig's remarks in a 2016 interview had aimed at such an opening up of the Church's teaching concerning female ordination and the blessing of homosexual couples, he is now even asked “to write articles and to present the results of his research – in loyal and creative continuity concerning fundamental doctrinal tenets [“Lehrmeinungen”] of the Church,” in the words of Father Sosa himself who published his own statement on the Jesuit website.
Sosa also says that “I am grateful to the Congregation for Catholic Education, to the provincial of the German Province of the Jesuits, as well as to Father Wucherpfennig, that the thoughtful exchange, oriented toward dialogue, during this process has led to a good end.” In addition, the head of the Jesuits thanks “all those who during this process have expressed their trust in Father Ansgar Wucherpfennig and the Sankt Georgen Graduate School.”
The Wucherpfennig conflict had come to light in October 2018, when it became public that the Vatican had objections against Wucherpfennig's heterodox statements concerning homosexuality and female ordination, some of which he had made public in a 2016 interview.
Cardinal Gerhard Müller, the former Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, recently commented on the possibility of permitting Wucherpfennig to remain the rector of the Jesuit university, saying that this would be “a false compromise.” He further stated that “in recent times, such false compromises which gravely damage the Church are often being made.”
As LifeSiteNews previously reported, there had been an uproar among progressivist Catholics in Germany about the possibility of Father Wucherpfennig's being officially censored for his heterodox comments. As can now be seen, the progressive camp was apparently able to win this battle. Father Wucherpfennig has, furthermore, publicly stated in the past that he himself has already blessed homosexual couples.
Vatican Surrenders: Gay Propagandist Accepted As Rector of Jesuit Theological College
The Congregation for Catholic Education has accepted the gay propagandist, Father Ansgar Wucherpfennig, as the rector of the Jesuit Theological College St Georgen in Frankfurt, Germany, Jesuiten.org reports (November 15).
Previously, the Congregation refused to accept Wucherpfennig because he "blesses" gay pseudo-marriages.
Wucherpfennig has never renounced his gay aberration. In a recent statement to the Congregation he even confirmed that he will continue to promote female deacons and gay blessings.
Describing the formation of homosexual cliques of clergy Fr. Oko says:
They know well, however, that they may be exposed and embarrassed, so they shield one another by offering mutual support. They build informal relationships reminding of a clique or even mafia, aim at holding particularly those positions which offer power and money.
When they achieve a decision-making position, they try to promote and advance mostly those whose nature is similar to theirs, or at least who are known to be too weak to oppose them.
Fr. Oko said, "Just like in the military, in the police, in the art world, once a person with homosexual tendencies gets into power, usually their subordinates are also homosexuals, therefore they start creating a pyramid, and the same thing is happening in the Church with these bishops who knowingly nominate people with the same tendencies."
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