Francis and Vatican Still Pushing Socialism (aka "sharing")
Francis: There are economic powers that impose rules in order to benefit themselves
Francis denounced manipulated globalization. In his message for the 50th anniversary of Pope Paul VI's encyclical on integral development, Populorum Progressio, he said that today's world suffers from two evils: individualism and ideological visions that massifies the person and strips him of his identity.
POPE FRANCIS
"This
massification is also of interest to the economic powers that want to
exploit globalization. Instead of favoring collaboration between
peoples, they impose a global market in which they themselves are the
ones who dictate the rules and those who profit."
The
solution, said the pope, is to apply the principle of subsidiarity and
not only invest in the economic aspect. Two ideas, he pointed out, that
Pope Paul VI urged with his encyclical.
POPE FRANCIS
"Development
is not always about having more goods available, only for material
well-being. FLASH. The duty of solidarity obliges us to seek just
modalities of sharing, so that there is not a dramatic inequality
between those who have too much and who have nothing, between those who
discard and those who are discarded."
Pope Francis delivered this speech before members of the Vatican ministry for Integral Human Development that began operating in January. It
is the result of four departments of the Holy See merged into one,
which are related to humanitarian tasks such as migrants and peace.
Pope Paul VI
was one of the popes that most influenced Pope Francis' thinking. He
quotes him often, and shares similar visions of the Church and world.
TCK: Vatican 2 equates to the impotent humanitarinism forewarned by Pope St. Pius X. It is a nerw religion of man which pushes Socialism as its end.
Pope St. Pius X forewarning us of these heretics: "I say, of all this, it is frightening to behold new
apostles eagerly attempting to do better by a common interchange of vague
idealism and civic virtues. What are they going to produce? What is to come of
this collaboration? A mere verbal and chimerical construction in which we shall
see, glowing in a jumble, and in seductive confusion, the words Liberty,
Justice, Fraternity, Love, Equality, and human exultation, all resting upon an
ill-understood human dignity. It will be a tumultuous agitation, sterile for the
end proposed, but which will benefit the less Utopian exploiters of the people.
Yes, we can truly say that the Sillon, its eyes fixed on a chimera, brings
Socialism in its train."
