"Bear not the yoke with unbelievers. For what participation hath justice with injustice? Or what fellowship hath light with darkness? And what concord hath Christ with Belial? Or what part hath the faithful with the unbeliever? And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? For you are the temple of the living God: as God saith: I will dwell in them and walk among them. And I will be their God: and they shall be my people. Wherefore: Go out from among them and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing: And I will receive you. And will be a Father to you: and you shall be my sons and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty" II Cor. vi. 14-18
"Neither is there salvation in any other; for there is no other name under heaven given to men, whereby we must be saved" Acts vi. 12
"Spiritual Prostitution At Baçaim / Bassein / Vasai"Pedro Lopez Quintana, "Papal Nuncio" of Antipope Ratzinger is shown participating in an inter-religious dialogue at the Jeevan Darshan Kendra of the Antichurch's diocese of "Vasai" (Baçaim / Bassein) in Girij, Sunday, October 2, 2005; he is shown sporting a "tilak" on his forehead! Photograph by Amey Mansabdar in the D.N.A., Bombay, Oct. 3, 2005. Quintana, "ordained" according to the new rites of 1969 in 1980 and "consecrated" in 2002, is as much a mere layman as the "Archbishop of Canterbury" according to Popes Leo XIII and Pius XII!![]() True Catholics are those who curse the Antipopes "John-Paul II" & Maledictus V Ratbag, Gods of Swine, and their minions, such as the Glutton Quintana, and who pray "... above all for the Church of Darkness to leave Rome"!Report by the Information Bureau of the Roman Modernist Diocese of Vasai, Mrityu Darshan Kendra, Giriz. Post code 401201. Re-edited by Lúcio to conform to English & Catholic usages. Original Source: http://storage.paxchristi.net/AP53E05.pdf October 4, 2005 Archbishop Pedro Lopez Quintana, the Apostolic Nuncio to India visited the Diocese of Vasai, October 1 - 4, 2005.On the occasion, an interreligious dialogue meeting was organized at the "Jeevan Darshan Kendra", which functions as the Pastoral Centre of Diocese of Vasai. The meeting was presided over by His Excellency Most Rev. Archbishop Pedro Lopez Quintana. Rt. Rev. Dr. Thomas Dabre, Bishop of Vasai, Bhadant Rahul Bodhi, Bhishmaraj Baam, Surendra Vajpai, Abdul Kader Mukadam, Mohisin Shaikh, Dr. S.D. Somaiya, Dr. Kala Acharya, Dr. Shankar Narayan and other representatives of different religions, clerics and over six hundred of the laity attended the function held at the Jeevan Darshan Kendra, Giriz, Vasai on the October 2, 2005. Ladies of the Hindu "Swadhyaya Movement" accorded the Archbishop a traditional welcome (including the "Aarti"). He also blessed the sick and the handicapped who had gathered to greet him. The function began with the Archbishop performing the Hindu sacred ritual of lighting the ceremonial lamp jointly with the other religious representatives. Fr. Francis D�Britto, Editor of the Diocesan monthly Suvarta, introduced the Papal Nuncio and briefed the audience on the rich cultural heritage of Vasai which has been the cradle for nurturing several religious right from the times of the Mauryan Empire. He said that Vasai has always propagated the principle of Ekam Sat ("Truth Is One") or the Ultimate Truth and that despite being a fledgling diocese, it has played the pioneer in organizing inter-religious dialogue through the aegis of Suvarta. Shri Bhishmaraj Bam of the Swadhaya Movement initiated the deliberation on religions. He referred to the Bhagwad Gita�s insistence on the basic values of non-violence, abstinence (Brahmacharya), truth and non-hoarding (Aparigraha) which are enough to free one of all undesirable (tamasic) qualities and lead one to salvation. Rev. Bhadant Rahul Bodhi shared the basic Buddhist vision of love that helps one to purify one�s mind and renounce all that prevents harmony and peace. Shri. Surendra Vajpayee acquainted the gathering with the Jain philosophy of peace and emphasized Acharya Tulsi�s message of diligent work. He suggested that training centres be opened to help us tide over social problems. Rev. Homi Dhalla put forth the Zoroastrian values of being a bridge builder in times of conflicts. He reiterated that peace cannot be created by force but it has to be initiated through understanding. He extolled the pioneering role played by Pope John Paul II in leading the inter-faith movement. "Since harmony only prevails in an atmosphere of freedom and justice, education-in-peace is the need of the day," concluded Rev. Dhalla. Abdul Kader Mukadam said that Islam is a religion of utmost peace and submission to the will of God. He re-focused the attention of the audience on Mohammed Quraishi�s message of �liberation of the exploited, empowerment of the weak and the establishment of a society that would respect human dignity�. Jihad (Holy War) if at all, had to be a jihad verses our own inequities. Rev. Jeffery Barde stated that "Non violence is a means of nation building because we are the light of the world and the salt of the earth. We have the blessed challenge to unite mankind." He suggested the formation of an international platform to conduct a dialogue with a view to understand one another and give birth to a universal culture. He also said that we need to initiate feelings of fraternity by addressing theology in the right perspective right from the grass root levels. Rev. Vinit Pradnyaji, emissary of Jain Acharya Shri Mahapradnyaji said the reasoning mind should prevail over our animal instincts. She referred to dialogue as a bright sign and exhorted all to rise above narrow-minded bigotry and communalism. Shri Somaiya of Somaiya Vidyapeeth said that we need a Common Minimum Programme to interpret the true meaning of secularism. Our value system too needs to be revived and brought back into harmony. In his address to the audience Archbishop Quintana, expressed his joy to be present at the Inter-religious dialogue and said harmony among religions is the concern of all responsible leaders and for this interaction is a pre-requisite. He opined that while globalisation has its own virtues all the same it has brought in a lot of migration that might be the cause for some misunderstanding. We ought to remember that we gather in fraternal solidarity to continue our quest for reality. Man is incomplete without his spiritual aspect. Being made in the likeness of God, man should emulate God�s virtues. We need to have a fraternal dialogue between various philosophies to answer the questions that plague our minds. The lessons of the past must help us seek paths of reconciliation. Respect for minorities is a sign of true civilization. After Vatican II, the efforts of the church towards harmony have been commendable and right now it is the priority of Pope Benedict XVI to continue building bridges of amity with other religions. �Let�s join hands with one another to bring forth a new civilization where justice and peace prevail and where truth alone triumphs� said the Papal Nuncio before he ended with his blessing of peace. Rev Bishop Dr. Thomas Dabre concluded the dialogue by thanking the speakers. He said to empower the country we need a dialogue. The diocese of Vasai has always prioritised inter-religious understanding in its agenda. He thanked the Papal Nuncio and said his visit has been a source of encouragement to this movement of ecumenism. "True nation building means working towards annihilation of communalism and fostering of brotherhood," said Bishop Dabre. The Sequeira brothers of Giriz, Vasai presented the Nuncio with a wooden cross, the base of which depicts the culture of Vasai. The Hindus presented him with a copy of the Gita. Mr. Simon Martin compered the programme. Ms. Lucy Martin & Mrs. Monica Tuscano rendered melodious religious songs. The programme was followed by 'Sahabhojan' ("A meal of communion")>. The same evening Archbishop Quintana celebrated the Holy Mass to conclude the Eucharistic Year. More than 25,000 people attended the ceremony. In his homily, Archbishop Quintana stressed the importance of the celebration of the Eucharist which is a sign of unity of the community & communion with the Lord. It being Gandhi-jayanti, His Excellency said, "It was Mahatma Gandhi's ardent desire to see God face to face. For the Christians, this desire is realised when he receive the Eucharist." On Monday 3rd October, His Grace Archbishop Quintana addressed a gathering of 2000 lay leaders at St. James Church, Agashi. His Grace congratulated the laity for their participation in the life of the church. His Grace said that the laity must work under the wise guidance of the local bishop & their pastors. On the same day a gathering of the school children which was organised at St. Thomas School, Devtalo, was attended by 1000 children. There was another gathering of youth on the grounds of Gonsalo Garcia College in which about 5000 students participated. In his address to the students, His Grace stated that real revolution begins in the heart of man. Young people should not only aim at success in life but must pursue values. Life without values is a worthless life. Earlier, on October 1, His Grace Archbishop Quintana visited Talasary, the tribal mission area of the Diocese of Vasai. About 3000 tribal Christians welcomed His Grace with traditional dances and folk songs. At the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, His Grace Archbishop Quintana requested the tribals to share the faith with others. The visit of His Grace created a spirit of enthusiasm and revived religious fervour. On Tuesday 4th October 2005, His Grace celebrated the Eucharist at St. Michael's Church at Manikpur which is run by Jesuit priests. About 5000 people attended the Mass celebrated by His Grace. Bishop Thomas Dabre of Diocese of Vasai thanked His Grace for his kind visit. His Grace was accorded farewell at Mumbai Airport. |
"I wonder that you are so soon removed from him that called you into the grace of Christ, unto another gospel. Which is not another: only there are some that trouble you and would pervert the gospel of Christ. But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach a gospel to you besides that which we have preached to you, curse him! As we said before, so now I say again: If any one preach to you a gospel, besides that which you have received, curse him!" Galatians i. 6-9
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PUBLISHED on the Internet: May 28, 2006.
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P U R P O S EWritten with the purpose of educating people in matters concerning the Catholic Resistance to the Modernist Apostasy, and based on the principles elucidated by the Church, that the truth is never afraid, and that the Church is never afraid of the Truth, and on the principles elucidated by Frs. Rumble & Carty and by Fulton Sheen in his essay, "The Art of Controversy". Benedicamus Deus, Lúcio. |
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