Authority over Truth? Charity over Faith? Jesuits Story pt 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- Part 3 of 3. #jesuits, #vaticanII, #secretsocieties, Jesuit ordered restored (1815). Exiled in Austria, Russia. Continous expulsions. France, Spain, England treatment of Jesuits after Restoration. Fr. Arrupe, Father-General; Peter-Hans Kolvenbach.
Ireland & Australia: There were 24 ex-Jesuits in Irlanda en 1776, but one 2 by 1803. From these, Fr. O'Callahan renewed his vows in Stonyhurst in 1803, y he and Fr. Betagh, who was the last survivor were successful to find some excellent postulants who did their novitiate at Stonyhurst and their studies in Palermo, came back between 1812 y 1814. Fr. Betagh now in Vicar General in Dublin until 1811. Fr. Peter Kenney (died 1841) was the fist Superior of this new Mission, a man of great eloquence. Visited the Society in America (1830-1833), and was invited to preach before Congress. From 1812-1813, was VicePresident of Maynooth College under Dr. Murray, coadjutor in The College of Clonowes Wood started in 1813; Tullabeg in 1818, Dublín (1841); Mungret (apostolic school 1883). Additionally, in 1883, the Irish bishops trusted to the Jesuits University College, Dublin, associated to the now defunct Royal University of Ireland. The marked superiority of this College vis-a-vis those richly-endowed Queen's Colleges in Belfast, Cork y Galway contributed much to consolidate Irish Catholics to a good university education. Under the Catholic Emancipation Act, 58 Jesuits registered in Ireland in 1830. In 1910 there were 367 en the Province, out of which 100 are in Australia where they have 4 colleges in and near Melbourne and Sydney, and Missions in Southern Australia.
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Thank you from Ireland, May God bless you ☘️, looking forward to your next video 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Appreciation and blessings from Sydney Australia .
As someone recently said.......Im so tired of seeing priests in skinny jeans .
Thank you for opening my mind.......a little further . I begin to really appreciate why priests often say - " I don't know , God knows .
Please look into Dr.E.Michael Jones.He is a Catholic historian and I think you will find him very informative.Has published several books and edits ‘Culture Wars’ monthly magazine.
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I remember many many years ago, walking towards Santiago with a Jesuit Priest from Barcelona. The question of the resurrection came up. He explained to me that Christ did not have to physically resurrect so long as he caused a resurrection of our hearts. I found this very strange and most unsatisfying. He was still studying at this time, is this what he was being thought during his formation. A very nice man, I must say but could I even call him a Priest holding such views.
I remember Alice Von Hilderbrand being interviewed once. She explained that a Mason approached her husband, Dietrich Von Hilderbrand, during the second Vatican Council and informed him that ‘we will take your Church through obedience’. This obedience was used to full effect during and after the second Vatican Council. The challenge made, ‘Are you more Catholic than the Pope?’ This was enough to silence. Today of course, the question can be comfortably answered in the affirmative.
Is there any more striking evidence of the betrayal of the Church by the Jesuits than the current pontiff. A betrayal to their glorious history, accomplishments of their ancestors but more importantly to the Church. A striking tale of the human condition, human institutions, which are entirely Catholic, who nevertheless suffer vulnerability of being taken from the right path by deceitful forces, demons, who ever lie in wait for their opportunity to move.
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Thank you for the series! From what I’ve been studying of modernism it seems that a lot of this thought emanated from France under the leading light of this movement Alfred Loisy. He wasn’t a Jesuit as far as I’m aware. It seems it emerged out of a national mostly French culture or thinking no doubt influenced by the secret ones, who spurred the revolution there. Indeed the thinking is very alike to theirs to very well be the same.
The younger generation of Jesuits no doubt likely formed in this environment were led astray and thus the errors have propagated. Up to today.
Thank you and God bless
George Tyrell’s autobiography completed by Maude Petre offers insights into Jesuit life in England in the late nineteenth century, and as one who would be labelled a modernist he didn’t have an easy passage in or out of the order. The same might be said of Gerald Manley Hopkins but for different reasons. When one looks at any individual life, Tolstoy’s observation, All happy families are alike happy, but an unhappy family is unhappy after its own fashion, comes into play.
Great lesson! Do you happen to know anything about Spanish priest Pedro Casaldaglia who became Bishop of Sao Felix do Araguaia - Mato Grosso, Brasil? He was a leading Liberation Theology proponent in Latin America.
Thankyou for your talks as always x
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