Pope Francis Conservative Front In Fibrillation For Fear That He Will Choose A Young Ultra Progres Bishop

Vatican City - Some people describe him as a brilliant, forward-thinking, and valiant theologian. On the other hand, who warns the Pope that "it would be disastrous for the Church.".

The young German bishop of Hildesheim, Heiner Wilmer, is the front-runner for the former Holy Office, and it would appear that there are no half measures in evaluating him. The dean of the college of cardinals, Giovanni Battista, was the last cardinal in chronological order to have moved behind the scenes with great solicitude and caution to point out to Pope Francis who in that crucial role - at the head of the Dicastery for the doctrine of the faith - perhaps a figure of guarantee would be needed. In the Vatican, the family is only the traditional one. However, in Germany, a bishop preaches: "It is the one in which people live with children.

He seemed to have expressed himself full of doubts, perhaps bolstered by his extensive experience and undoubtedly concerned about the potential repercussions. His viewpoint is just one of many that Santa Marta has compiled at this historical moment given that the Pontiff will soon have to dissolve the reservation on who to appoint to lead the Dicastery to replace cardinal ladaria who removes the age limit . Sexuality, pressure from the cardinals for an encyclical on gender theory, but the Pope receives the Jesuit who defends the LGBTQ community. However, it appears from many quarters that the search for long and proven candidates is still ongoing.

The concerns that are escalating among various ultras circles have even prompted the publication on the internet of a letter pleading with the Pope to remove the name of the young and gifted german bishop who is one of the most ardent proponents of reforms that would inevitably conflict with Church doctrine, resulting in further landslides and internal lacerations. Since the idea that Francis is ready to promote Heiner Wilmer, one of the most progressive bishops in an episcopate predominated by progressives, started to gain traction, the conservative front has been in a state of fibrillation for more than a month.

He is both his favorite dolphin and an authentic outsider, according to theologian Eugen Drewermann, who was already placed under a divinis suspension by the Vatican for his theses until his excommunication from the Church. Vatican: The Church breaks another taboo in Germany by establishing a diocese with a vicar general. For five years, Wilmer, 61, a Dehonian religious and a former superior general of the priests of the Sacred Heart, has led the diocese of Hildesheim, but he has also displayed tremendous bravery in a number of challenging circumstances.

For instance, he did not hold back from denouncing the "ban on gatherings" when the Covid epidemic was at its height and government restrictions in Germany prevented people from attending church. A fervent supporter of the environment and the green movement, he has also sharply criticized the Vatican's strategy for upholding the status quo and claimed on numerous occasions that abuses of power are ingrained in the Church's very DNA.

He even acknowledged admiration for Roberto Saviano's efforts in the fight against organized crime in an interview. When gay employees and priests attend Mass, they petition the Vatican for less discrimination within the Church. It is unquestionably true that the Vatican's progressive views on celibacy and the ordination of women priests do not permit that sizable and significant portion of the decidedly more traditionalist Church to rest peacefully with the former Holy Office a less radical and more dialogical theologian.

Concerns have gotten so bad that the more conservative fringes have written a letter that has been published online. Concerns about Wilmer's candidacy have been expressed in a letter to the Pope and the cardinals of the college of cardinals that was sent by the Messainlatino.org website.

"It would be absolutely disastrous. We are writing to you from the bottom of our hearts to try to prevent such a catastrophe for the Church.

They appeal to the Vatican for less discrimination within the Church. Certainly, the Vatican's progressive views on celibacy and the ordination of women do not permit that sizable and significant portion of the decidedly more traditionalist Church to rest peacefully, and they would prefer a less radical theologian to lead the former Holy Office and be more approachable. Concerns have gotten so bad that the more conservative fringes have written a letter that has been published online.

Concerns about Wilmer's candidacy have been expressed in a letter to the Pope and the cardinals of the college of cardinals that was sent by the Messainlatino.org website. "It would be absolutely disastrous.

We are writing to you from the bottom of our hearts to try to prevent such a catastrophe for the Church. They appeal to the Vatican for less discrimination within the Church. Certainly, the Vatican's progressive views on celibacy and the ordination of women do not permit that sizable and significant portion of the decidedly more traditionalist Church to rest peacefully, and they would prefer a less radical theologian to lead the former Holy Office and be more approachable.

"It would be absolutely disastrous. We are writing to you from the bottom of our hearts to try to prevent such a catastrophe for the Church.

Become a theologian who engages in dialogue more and is less radical. Concerns have gotten so bad that the more conservative fringes have written a letter that has been published online.

We are writing to you from the bottom of our hearts to try to prevent such a catastrophe for the Church. Become a theologian who engages in dialogue more and is less radical.

Concerns have gotten so bad that the more conservative fringes have written a letter that has been published online. The Messainlatino . org website has sent an appeal to the Pope and the cardinals of the college of cardinals expressing fears for Wilmer's candidacy.

"It would be absolutely disastrous. We are writing to you from the bottom of our hearts to try to prevent such a catastrophe for the Church.

The dean of the college of cardinals, Giovanni Battista, was the last cardinal in chronological order to have moved behind the scenes with great solicitude and caution to point out to Pope Francis who in that crucial role - at the head of the Dicastery for the doctrine of the faith - perhaps a figure of guarantee would be needed.