ENCYCLIC DIGLA BURU

Morning paper ENCYCLIC DIGLA BURU The Catholic portal declared Francis a heretic, dealt with Bishop Uzinić, and received an answer 'Fratelli tutti' should be interpreted as a quote from Francis of Assisi, which would mean that Pope Francis addresses 'all brothers and sisters' Writes: Robert BajrušiPosted: October 7, 2020 8:12 pm pope Francis pope Francis Filippo MONTEFORTE / AFP Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail Viber WhatsApp " Pope Francis is rather weakly theologically well-grounded, and besides, he advocates quite a few views that the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith would have called unequivocally heretical just a few years ago." Literally with these words, a little abbreviated, the Catholic portal Vjera i djela in the comment of the editor Snježana Majdandžić-Gladić , dealt with Franjo and his last week's encyclical Fratelli tutti, but also with the Bishop of Dubrovnik Mato Uzinić because he praised the Holy Father. But for a Catholic portal commentator, Francis is a heretic, and his new encyclical Fratelli tutti, "theologically extremely weak and although it leaves more of an impression that it was written by a United Nations leader than by a High Priest of the Catholic Church. St. Francis, inspired more by non-Catholics Martin Luther King , Desmond Tutu , Mahatma Gandhi or Ahmad Al-Tayyeb , than by so many greats of the Catholic Church throughout history ", wrote Snježana Majandžić-Gladić, accusing Uzinić and the bishops of being born of ordinary believers. She received a series of messages of support, often describing Francis as "Satan's envoy sent to destroy the Catholic Church." And what did Bishop Uzinic say? "With this encyclical, the Pope crosses the borders of the Catholic Church, he tells others about what the Catholic Church teaches, but also what we have in common with others," said Uzinić. He explained that "Fratelli tutti", as the encyclical is titled, should be interpreted as a quote from Francis of Assisi , which would mean addressing "all brothers and sisters". RELATED NEWS 'FRATELLI TUTTI' Pope Francis in a new encyclical: 'A pandemic is not God's punishment, it is a reality that cries out and protests' MURDER IN COM Pope Francis pays tribute to slain priest, notorious Italian right-winger seeks 'vendetta' "The Pope very clearly condemns various populisms, demagoguery, neoliberalism, individualism, dependence on economic interests, on the ways in which the economy seeks to silence politics. But there is one text in which he says that it is paradoxical that some of those who say they do not believe in God, do His will more than those who say they believe, "added the Bishop of Dubrovnik. Who is obviously ready for controversy, so he replied to his critic by quoting her hated Francis, who says: "There are believers who think that their greatness consists in imposing their own ideologies on others, or in violent defense of truth, or in great demonstrations of force. we believers must recognize this: in the first place is love, what must never be put at risk is love, the greatest danger is not to love (cf. 1 Cor 13: 1-13) ". The answer, probably, will not have to wait long.