℣. Requiem æternam dona ei, Domine
℟. Et lux perpetua luceat ei :
℣. Requiescat in pace. ℟. Amen.
AdVaticanum just published on Monday an interview with Aguer in which he called for the repeal of Pope Francis’ Latin Mass-suppressing document Traditionis Custodes, as well as “other draconian measures of the previous pontificate.” Aguer called for a “return to Summorum Pontificum of Pope Benedict XVI.”
Argentine Archbishop Héctor Aguer lamented the “free fall” of the Church in Argentina, shown by its “empty seminaries, empty convents and a dramatic shortage of priests.” He criticized Francis for having “filled the Argentine episcopate with progressivism,” suggesting that the decline of the Catholic Church in his country is at least in part due to Francis’ influence there.
“In Argentina, the Church has almost completely lost its presence in the cultural mainstream. Turned almost exclusively toward ‘the social’, the clear, firm and unapologetic proclamation of Jesus Christ is conspicuous by its absence,” said Aguer.
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Unfortunately, Monsignor Aguer—like many other priests—was deceived by Prevost; he failed to see the full truth and placed his hope for the restoration of the Church in an accomplice of Bergoglio.
When asked about Prevost’s visit, Monsignor Aguer reiterated the role of an authentic Catholic pope:
A papal visit is always welcome. What matters, in any case, is to renew—together with Peter—our faith in Christ and to fulfill His mandate: “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you” (Mt 28:19–20). That is why we exist: to baptize, to sanctify the children of God, and to prepare them for Heaven. The salvation of souls is the supreme law of the Church. Therefore, without hesitation or compromise, we must teach them to observe everything the Lord commands.
AV: How do you understand synodality as it has been proposed and practised in recent years? Do you think there is a difference between Argentinian, German and even the Roman interpretation of synodality?
☨ HA: From the beginning one has spoken of the Church as “Communion” and not of “synodality”. The Synod of Bishops exists to serve that communion, and not to dilute or “democratise” hierarchical decisions, nor to call into question the faith, the morality and the discipline of the Church.
This “synodality” of recent years sought to export what was attempted for the Church of Buenos Aires when Cardinal Bergoglio was then archbishop, in the first decade of this century. One spoke then of a “Church in a state of assembly”. There was no lack of parishes in which banners and placards were hung similar to those of the student assemblies taken over by the left in the universities.
An attempt was made to satisfy the German “synodals”, and today it seems that here and there everything is under discussion. Pope Leo XIV will have to pacify the Church; and, together with liturgical peace, set limits on so many deviations.
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| Prevost with gay activist Jorge Ignacio García Cuerva |
Boff: Bergoglio approved the adoption of a child by a gay couple.
In Argentina the apostate Bergoglio, in complicity with the apostate and gay activist Jorge García Cuerva, supported gay adoption and the sacrilegious reception of Communion by the well-known Argentine transvestite Roberto Trinidad—alias "Flor de la V."
The transvestite Roberto Trinidad, in addition to being a gay activist, is also a pro-abortion activist.
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