Benedict XVI visits Rabbi Arthur Schneier in New York City (2008)
"... how can we but revolt at Holocaust-denial? Victims of the Holocaust have not given us the right to forgive the perpetrators nor the Holocaust deniers ... we must transmit "never again" through Holocaust education to future generations ..."
the Vatican’s representative to the United Nations, Archbishop Bernardito Auza
“Pope Francis is bestowing the honor on Rabbi Arthur Schneier, who has worked unceasingly to promote peace and mutual understanding, in the firm conviction that respect for fundamental human rights, including religious freedom, are indispensable values for all peoples of the world to enjoy peace, security and shared prosperity. A Holocaust survivor, Rabbi Schneier has always held this conviction in his heart and made it a principle of life.”
One more reason the Vatican 2 sect is not the Catholic church.Secondly I am sick of seeing these invalid protestant ministers calling themselves catholic clerics!
ReplyDeleteI wonder when the Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate will get a Knighthood from the Pope? Or the SSPX?
ReplyDeleteIt depends on the great master of lodge orders, nothing to be added.
DeleteSir Jimmy Saville had one of those from JP II (RIP). Is it really worth anything nowadays when conanisations are also 10 a penny?
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me? A papal knighthood for an apostate rabbinical Jew? If this does not at last crown Bergoglio as antipope extraordinaire, I don't know what will.
ReplyDeleteBeen There and Done That - The Saga of Rabbi Rosen - Another Rabbi Made a Knight of St. Gregory in 2005 by Randy Engel, author, The Rite of Sodomy
ReplyDeletePro-Abort Rabbi David Rosen
In November 2005, Rabbi Rosen was made a Knight Commander of the Pontifical Order of St. Gregory the Great by the Holy See for his contribution to "promoting Catholic-Jewish reconciliation." The Order of St. Gregory is one of the five pontifical orders of knighthood in the Catholic Church, originally founded by Pope Gregory XVI in 1831.Cardinal Walter Kasper, President of the President of the Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews conducted the investiture, which was designed to correspond to the 40th anniversary celebrations in Israel of the Second Vatican Council's Nostra aetat, the Declaration on the Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions promulgated by Pope Paul VI on October 28, 1965. On May 6, 2010, Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York hosted Rosen at his residence to discuss Catholic-Jewish and Vatican-Israeli relations in the wake of the Special Vatican Synod on the Middle East. As his brother's keeper, Rosen has much to be desired. And yet, to such a man the Holy See awarded a knighthood "in recognition of his "service to the Church ... and the good example set in his communities and country." Rosen, a "good example?" Of what?
He is a good example of destroying what used to be the Catholic Church & making sure the Vatican 2 sect pledges it loyalty to the judeo-antichrist.
DeleteThat miter worn by Abp. Auza is full of Masonic symbols. The prominent horizontal and vertical pattern contains the Seal of Solomon (aka Star of David in modern parlance) and the Cross is captive within Seal of Solomon. The eagle holding the book may also have some Masonic symbolic significance, not positive on that part. See the late Fr. Luigi Villa's work on Pope Benedict XVI's miter as a comparison (http://padrepioandchiesaviva.com/Benedict_XVI_s_Miter.html )
ReplyDeleteAdditional info on Fr. Villa-
http://www.chiesaviva.com/CHIESA%20VIVA.htm
http://padrepioandchiesaviva.com/
Ever notice Jews are the only ones who like Vatican 2? Isn't it ironic that the Jewish Paul VI changed holy orders in 1968,making them utterly void & meaningless?
ReplyDeleteBut wait, he's a "holocaust survivor"...yes, aren't they all.
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