Riabilitazione post mortem di Padre Gino Burresi Firma la Petizione https://petizionepubblica.it/pview.aspx?pi=IT85976 "Sono dentro, donna o uomo che vive li nel seno di questa chiesa. Da me amata, desiderata e capita... Sono dentro. Mi manca aria, Aspetto l'alba, Vedo tramonto. La chiesa dei cardinali madri per gioielli, matrigne per l'amore. Ho inciampato e la chiesa non mi sta raccogliendo. Solitudine a me dona, a lei che avevo chiesto Maternità. E l'anima mia, Povera, Riconosce lo sbaglio di aver scelto il dentro e, Vorrei uscire ma dentro dovrò stare, per la madre che non accetta, Il bene del vero che ho scoperto per l'anima mia. Chiesa, Antica e poco nuova, Barca in alto mare, Getta le reti Su chi ti chiede maternità. Madre o matrigna, per me oggi barca in alto mare che teme solo di Affondare! Matrigna." Commento n°1 inviato da Giò il 2/04/2011 alle 14h27sul post: http://nelsegnodizarri.over-blog.org/article-la-chiesa-di-oggi-ci-e-madre-o-matrigna-67251291
http://www.catholicculture.org/news/headlines/index.cfm?storyid=13288
Italian newspaper story claims report of conspiracy against Pope
February 10, 2012
A sensational Italian newspaper story, hinting at a conspiracy against the life of Pope Benedict XVI, has raised new questions about conflicts within the Vatican Secretariat of State.
Il Fatto Quotidiano published a report that during a trip to China last November, Cardinal Paolo Romeo predict that Pope Benedict would die “within 12 months.” The story went on to say that the Pope was working to ensure the election of Cardinal Angelo Scola as his successor.
Cardinal Romeo denied making any prediction about an attempt on the Pope’s life. He said that the story, allegedly based on a report of his talk to an audience in China, was “surreal” and completely misrepresented his message. Father Federico Lombardi, the director of the Vatican press office, said the story was “so incredible we cannot comment on it.”
Leading Vatican-watcher Andrea Tornielli pointed out that some aspects of the story in Il Fatto Quotidiano were simply incoherent, and others could be easily explained. (For instance, Cardinal Romeo might have alluded to the possibility that Pope Benedict, who is advanced in years, could die rather suddenly.) Tornielli noted that the newspaper story was based on a confidential document that was received by the Secretariat of State at the end of December, and provoked “a few laughs” but no further response.
What is interesting about the story, Tornielli added, is that another confidential report has been leaked from the Secretariat of State. The recent spate of leaks, he said, is evidence of “a clear struggle inside the Vatican” that endangers the standing of Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone.
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