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How human she is

3 October 2018 by admin

A statue of first Israeli prime minister David Ben Gurion seen at the departure hall of Ben Gurion International Airport. October 05, 2016. Photo by Nati Shohat/FLASH90 *** Local Caption ***

Reporting of Federici Studies Center

In the state of Israel, which defines itself as “exclusively Jewish” (law passed in the Knesset on 19/7/2018), after much opposition and hesitation, non-Jews were granted a prayer space at Tel Aviv airport (albeit with discreet signage to avoid acts of vandalism by Orthodox Jews).

Prayer rooms for Christians and Muslims at Tel Aviv airport

In a new wing of the Terminal 3 At the Israeli international airport, two separate rooms have been opened for the prayer of non-Jews

Two hands open in the gesture of prayer, above a writing in Hebrew, in Arabic and English. In the new E wing of the Terminal 3 at Ben Gurion airport - Israel's international airport - a simple and non-denominational sign has been indicating the "prayer rooms" for a few weeks. Simple environments, opened without too much fuss, but which mark an important gesture: the debut of a public space designed for the spiritual life of non-Jews in one of the busiest environments in Israel.

There was obviously already a synagogue at Ben Gurion airport, as in all the most important Israeli meeting places. And it was already since 2006 that the airport authority had talked about the idea of opening a space for non-Jewish prayer in the new Terminal, also due to the fact that Muslims and Christians together represent almost the 20% of the Israeli population and frequent the airport like everyone else. However, this project was lost in the maze of bureaucracy, until a singular accident relaunched the need for it: In the 2015 on the day of Simchat Torah – a Jewish holiday, during which religious Jews do not travel – a family of Muslim Turks in transit from the airport mistook the completely empty synagogue for a mosque and started praying there, even using tallits (the prayer cloaks of the Jewish tradition) like carpets. When some passerby noticed it and pointed it out to him, the family immediately interrupted their prayer and apologized, thus showing that he was in good faith and did not have any provocative intent. But the images were still too tasty not to circulate on social media.

Actuality | events

Christians taking to the streets in Vietnam against the communist regime

21 June 2018 by admin

Catholics on the streets in Vietnam, a Binh Thuan, ad Ha Tinh e Vinh, for example, with rosaries, Vatican flags and banners, to protest against the granting of land to the Chinese communists and against the liberticidal law on cybersecurity, authentic Internet censorship: anyone who connects to Catholic sites risks prosecution.Law enforcement has already made thousands of arrests among protesters across the country, the regime has already threatened harsh repression. Which did not intimidate the Church: the Bishop emeritus of Kontum, mons. Michael Hoang Duc Oanh, also asked President Tran Dai Quang in writing to respect the will and rights of the people, to release those who have been arrested, as well as thus maintaining social peace.
The Bishop Emeritus also criticized the priests who are members of the National Assembly, completely regimented and for this reason they expressed themselves in favor of the new regulation on the web: "They betray our faith and our country", said the Bishop. Read More

BERGOGLIADI | Catholicism

For Bergoglio all religions are good: slap to the Holy Christian Martyrs!

14 May 2018 by admin

Watch and listen to the video carefully:

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In truth it is the “Our Age” of the Second Vatican Council which lays the doctrinal foundations to equalize the one Way, Truth and Life (Jesus Christ) with the error (heresies, other religions, other philosophies, nihilistic ideologies etc.). This equalization has edified, over the years, the new ecumenist Church, conciliar cosmopolitan, which is not Catholic because it contradicts the Trinitarian Dogma, precisely by putting him on the same level as Allah, Yahweh, Luther and company. So Bergoglio is only the latest (for now) of the apostates occupying the Throne of St. Peter, the dioceses and parishes. Before him, we get to Roncalli.
THE PASSION OF PERPETUA AND HAPPINESS
Bergoglio should be deeply ashamed when reading the few lines that follow: these two young women could have very easily saved themselves for what the judge considered a mere formality: incense idols. Instead Bergoglio incenses and honors idols exclusively for his own vainglory! Read More

BERGOGLIADI | Non-fiction

Francesco, Marcello Veneziani accuses: "Più figlio della globalizzazione che della Chiesa"

12 March 2018 by admin

E’ Seplenist, but some of his observations make us think. Let us therefore ignore the attribution of Catholic terms to the conciliars (N.d.r.)
http://www.liberoquotidiano.it/news/sfoglio/13317619/papa-francesco-marcello-veneziani-figlio-globalizzazione-piu-che-della-chiesa.html
On the occasion of the first 5 years of pontificate of Pope Francis, The weather produces a special issue with a front page almost entirely dedicated to Bergoglio. Many comments on the Pontiff and his work, including that of Marcello Veneziani, “A vicar for three crises”. The editorialist clearly speaks of “radical turning point“, but it does so in critical terms. And he writes: “He is a Pope perceived as a son of his time rather than of the Church, son of globalization rather than tradition". And again: “A Pope open to the most distant, who loves the most remote neighbor, open to Muslims before Christians, to Protestants before Catholics, to the poor more than to the faithful, to individuals - even gays - more than to families".
Heavy words, In short, and Veneziani notes how “all this has been ennobled as a return to early Christianity“. In his analysis, the editorialist recalls how "once the Pope did not want to criticize some behaviors until yesterday considered deplorable by the Church, taking refuge behind Christian humility: Who am I to judge. One would have to answer him: you are a Pope, that is, a Holy Father, and you have not only the right but the duty to judge, to orient, to exhort and condemn. Otherwise – warns Veneziani – you are failing in your pastoral role, to your evangelical mission". Read More