Discovering the hidden. When the rocks cry out.
By Fr. Alessio Nicolas
Date March 17th, 2011
"For power, the secret is of the order of abuse, it is essential to its operation"
Michel Foucault, History of Sexuality, 1. The Will of Knowledge, ed. Twenty First Century Publishers, 2005
Angelelli The decision of the Group for Equal Marriage, understanding that homosexuality is neither sickness, no crime, no sin, unveiled the alleged "thinking" of the Vatican teaching in general and Argentine bishops in particular.
remove this veil, making public our position, was considered a crime, so the "punishment" applied is justified by saying: "It has disclosed in writing and orally by the media against the Church's Magisterium" (ordinary criminal Prot 22/2010).
Naked in public, which in the Catholic world are diverse, plural and sometimes contradictory opinions, thoughts and feelings worthy of the trial and punishment. Argentine bishops know absolutely that there are these opposing positions within the Christian and Catholic thought. What unleashed the "criminal" is that these positions were "disclosed." If they remained hidden, underground, silent, no trial had begun canon. For the ecclesiastical hierarchy, keep "secret" these voices, "is essential to its operation."
is true, as they want to remain in the worst sense of the word power. Something similar in that scene of Palm Sunday, when the major tenets Jews asked Jesus to silence his followers did, the answer was blunt: "... if these were silent, the stones will cry." The stones are crying and do not stop. ----------------------------
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By Fr. Alessio Nicolas
Date March 17th, 2011
"For power, the secret is of the order of abuse, it is essential to its operation"
Michel Foucault, History of Sexuality, 1. The Will of Knowledge, ed. Twenty First Century Publishers, 2005
Angelelli The decision of the Group for Equal Marriage, understanding that homosexuality is neither sickness, no crime, no sin, unveiled the alleged "thinking" of the Vatican teaching in general and Argentine bishops in particular.
remove this veil, making public our position, was considered a crime, so the "punishment" applied is justified by saying: "It has disclosed in writing and orally by the media against the Church's Magisterium" (ordinary criminal Prot 22/2010).
Naked in public, which in the Catholic world are diverse, plural and sometimes contradictory opinions, thoughts and feelings worthy of the trial and punishment. Argentine bishops know absolutely that there are these opposing positions within the Christian and Catholic thought. What unleashed the "criminal" is that these positions were "disclosed." If they remained hidden, underground, silent, no trial had begun canon. For the ecclesiastical hierarchy, keep "secret" these voices, "is essential to its operation."
is true, as they want to remain in the worst sense of the word power. Something similar in that scene of Palm Sunday, when the major tenets Jews asked Jesus to silence his followers did, the answer was blunt: "... if these were silent, the stones will cry." The stones are crying and do not stop. ----------------------------
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