VIDEO: Martin Luther,Saint Or Sinner

Fr. Gregory Hesse, S.T.D., J.C.D., S.T.L., J.C.L., Canon Lawyer, Doctor of Thomistic Theology, lifelong friend and personal secretary of Cardinal Stickler at the Vatican from 1986-1988 has provided us with many talks and conferences where he gives a no-nonsense, intelligent, learned, and witty exposition and explanation of relevant topics facing contemporary faithful Catholics. Fr. Hesse got to know approximately 45 cardinals while studying and working in Rome for 15 years and he has an uncanny and substantial knowledge of many things. You would be hard-pressed to find another theologian quite like him. 

How did Luther Die? The Death of Luther ....

 How did Luther Die? The Death of Luther ....

How did Luther Die?

 

The official Protestant version narrates that the greatest architect of the Christian rupture died of a natural death on February 15, 1546, after a trip to Eisleben and suffering from angina pectoris; Was it really like this?

 

TCK Briefing: Francis Says Luther Wanted to "Renew" the Church!

Francis to Finnish Delegation: Luther's intention was to renew the Church, not divide it

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TCK Briefing within

Like every year on the feast of Saint Henry, an ecumenical delegation from Finland has visited the pope in the Vatican.

Francis greeted them one by one, including Cardinal Kurt Koch, whom he congratulated.

"Congratulations on the article in the Osservatore Romano."

WHEN "THE POPE" BECOMES LUTHERAN

WHEN "THE POPE" BECOMES LUTHERAN

Atila Sinke Guimarães

   -  In the day prior to Francis’ visit to Lund in Sweden, the Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano published some articles on the meaning of that event. One of these articles reviewed statements of Card. Kurt Koch, the head of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.

Commenting on Luther, Koch wrote: “The question of God and the Christocentrism of the announcement are fundamental and very positive in Luther; and we Catholics still have much to learn about these themes.” 

Did you say the Canonization of Martin Luther? By Hector L. Buldoc

Did you say the Canonization of Martin Luther? 

By Hector L. Buldoc 

Much has been made of the fact that Germans, representing the Lutheran Church, have formally requested that Rome lift the excommunication of Martin Luther, leader of the Protestant revolt in Germany. It has also been indicated that the objective of such an action would be the eventual canonization of the fifteenth-century heretic. Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger quickly stated that he opposed such a measure and that he felt that Luther himself would have opposed it. "It should not be glossed over," the Cardinal said, "that very essential differences existed between Luther and the teachings of the Catholic Church."

Luther Thought He Was Divine!

Luther Thought He Was Divine! 

Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira

I do not understand how men of the Church today, including some of the most cultured, learned, and illustrious, mythicize the figure of Luther, the heresiarch, in their zeal to favor an ecumenical rapprochement directly with Protestantism and indirectly with all the religions, schools of philosophy, and so forth.

PADRE PIO SAID THAT MARTIN LUTHER IS IN HELL AND CHRISTIANS WHO FOLLOW HIM WILL MEET THE SAME END

PADRE PIO SAID THAT MARTIN LUTHER IS IN HELL AND CHRISTIANS WHO FOLLOW HIM WILL MEET THE SAME END

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In addition: A vision: Luther in hell

PADRE PIO SAID THAT MARTIN LUTHER IS IN HELL AND CHRISTIANS WHO FOLLOW HIM WILL MEET THE SAME END- Fr.Stefano Manelli F.I, founder of the Franciscans of the Immaculate

Padre Pio said that Martin Luther is in Hell and Christians today who follow him will meet the same end.

 

Can "Ecumenism" Justify the "Pope’s" Celebration of Luther’s Revolt?

Can "Ecumenism" Justify the "Pope’s" Celebration of Luther’s Revolt? 

Luiz Sérgio Solimeo

Can a theory change the historical reality of the facts? Can a theory be true if it contradicts the reality of the facts?

A New “Narrative” of Events
In the name of ecumenism, some are now changing the reality of historical facts regarding the life and works of the heretic Martin Luther, condemned by Leo X in the Bulls Exurge Domine (June 15, 1520) and Decet Romanum Pontificem (January 3, 1521, which excommunicated the apostate monk) and by the decrees of the Council of Trent (1545-1563).^[1]

German Bishops: "Martin Luther Was a Great Teacher For the Faith?!"

German Bishops: "Martin Luther Was a Great Teacher For the Faith?!"

The latest coming from Novus Ordo Land...

From: "Catholic"Herald (UK)

 We decree that those who give credence to the teachings of the heretics, as well as those who receive, defend or patronize them, are excommunicated. [...] If anyone refuses to avoid such accomplices after they have been ostracized by the Church, let them also be excommunicated. IV Lateran Council

In a new report Germany's bishops say the 500th anniversary of the Reformation must involve repentance on both sides

Germany’s Catholic bishops have praised Martin Luther as a “Gospel witness and teacher of the faith” and called for closer ties with Protestants.

CONDEMNING THE ERRORS OF MARTIN LUTHER 

 Exsurge Domine

Bull of Pope Leo X issued June 15, 1520

Arise, O Lord, and judge your own cause. Remember your reproaches to those who are filled with foolishness all through the day. Listen to our prayers, for foxes have arisen seeking to destroy the vineyard whose winepress you alone have trod. When you were about to ascend to your Father, you committed the care, rule, and administration of the vineyard, an image of the triumphant church, to Peter, as the head and your vicar and his successors. The wild boar from the forest seeks to destroy it and every wild beast feeds upon it.