What did Joseph Razinger (aka formerly a Hitler Youth, archbishop of Munich and chief inquisitor at the Vatican and currently pope) know and when did he know it?
- Written evidence shows that Ratzinger led the Jan. 15, 1980, diocesan weekly council meeting that decided to transfer Rev. Peter Hullemann, a priest sent from Essen to Munich for therapy to overcome pedophilia, to pastoral duties, meaning regular parish work. Hullemann was later sent to prison for what he did after that transfer in duties.
- Munich archdiocesan personnel chief Rev. Friedrich Fahr, reputedly "very close" to the then-archbishop Ratzinger, had received oral and written warning concerning the "danger" posed by Hullemann between Dec. 20, 1979, and Jan 3., 1980.
- Ratzinger received written notification that the transfer of Hullemann had taken place on Jan. 20, 1980, showing that he was kept informed.
So here are the values Ratzinger enforced: child rape, yes; peace, no.
How long before a John Dean rats him out on his other misdeeds? Stay tuned. Tempted as I am to picket the Vatican and chant "Ratzinger resign," it would be far better for him to hang on and take the whole circus down with him.
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It seems to me the Church is imploding, we are a divided house with a machiavellian leader and indifferent clergy. Most lay catholics who have any intelligence beyond the era of their confirmation years are cut adrift. Parallel to this, the world is crazy.
From the very first day the pope's triumphant hands-clasped-over-his-head gesture seemed unholy.
I cannot help but think of things like Malachy & Cayse and the physical shifts of the globe. Maybe the temple of the Vatican is falling!
As a believer, I trust that the church will "prevail" but I cannot see that happening without the "second coming" and an initiation of a truer christianity.
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