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Saturday, June 20, 2015

GENDER IDEOLOGY - Rev. Bishop D. Fernando Rifan

GENDER IDEOLOGY

Dom Fernando Arêas Rifan *

Withdrawal of the National Education Plan last year, the "Gender Ideology" return to more subtly load: they want to enter this pernicious ideology in state and local education plans. The MEC - Minystry of Education and Culture (Brazil) instructs the education departments of all municipalities and States to insert "gender" and "sexual orientation" in education plans, as criteria for the implementation of educational policies. In many municipalities, this process is happening without the participation of key holders, who are parents and educators. The non-participation of civil society in choosing the education model goes against the right of families to define the bases of education they wish to offer their children.

The terms "gender" and "sexual orientation" refers to an ideology that seeks to cover up the fact that human beings are divided into two sexes. According to this ideological trend, the differences between men and women, apart from the obvious anatomical implications not correspond to a fixed nature, but are the result of a social construction. Follow the famous aphorism of Simone de Beauvoir: "Do not born a woman, make her a woman." Thus, under the word "gender", a new philosophy of sexuality is presented.

It is denying the biology and psychology that we end up denying science! The school must be committed to the truth, fostering the knowledge of reality and not indoctrinating students with ideologies. The role of education should be to foster the knowledge of reality, not its deconstruction, or circumvention of the psychological and biological characteristics of boys and girls. We must teach our children and students to respect people regardless of gender, race, social status, etc., but that does not mean to confuse them with an ideology like that. In fact, adopting the term gender are not willing to fight discrimination, but "deconstruct" the family, marriage and motherhood and thus foster a "lifestyle" that fosters all forms of sexual experimentation from an early age.

In addition to these data the science and natural law, the Catholic doctrine teaches us about our duty towards one's sexual identity: "God created man, male and female, with equal personal dignity and inscribed on it the vocation of love and communion. It is up to each accepting one's sexual identity, recognizing its importance for the whole person, the specificity and complementarity "(CIC Compendium, 487). With the gender ideology, "no longer is valid what we read in account of the creation :" He created them male and female "(Genesis 1: 27) ... The man denies his own nature ... making it clear that, when God is denied, the dignity of man is dissoved "(Benedict XVI, Address to the Roman Curia, 21/12/2012). Pope Francisco this week, spoke of "the beauty of marriage" with the "male-female complementarity, coronation of God's creation that is challenged by the gender ideology" (Disc. The Puerto Rican Bishops, 08/06/2015 ).

With the separation of gender and sex, teach yourself a new form of duality that threatens human dignity. The perfect unity between the soul and the body falls apart, the body having a sex and another soul. The human harmony is undone. Do not be so mentally unbalanced manufacturing?

* Bishop of the Personal Apostolic Administration Saint John Mary Vianney

http://domfernandorifan.blogspot.com.br/

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Prayer to Our Lady of Mount Carmel

“Blessed Virgin of Mount Carmel – Be our constant hope. Mary, perfect disciple of the Lord – Make us also faithful to him. Mary, Flower of Carmel – Fill us with your joy. Virgin Mary, Beauty of Carmel – Smile upon your family Sweet Mother of Carmel – Accept me as your child. Holy, Mother beyond compare – Remember your children forever. Holy Virgin, Star of the Sea – Be our beacon of Light. Protecting Veil – Shelter us in the mantle of your love. Mary, conceived without sin – pray for us who have recourse to you.”

Prayer to Saint John Mary Vianney for the Religious Vocations

Almighty and merciful God, who didst make Saint John Marie Vianney admirable in his pastoral zeal and in his constant love of penance, grant us the grace, we implore Thee, to win for Christ, by his example and intercession, the souls of our brethren, and to attain with them everlasting glory—O, Saint John Marie Vianney, incomparable laborer in the field confided to thee, obtain for the Church the realization of Jesus’ desire. The harvest is abundant, but the laborers are few. Pray to the Master of the harvest to send faithful laborers into His vineyard. O, Saint John Marie Vianney ! Intercede for the clergy. May thy patronage, and thy prayer multiply the real vocations to the priesthood. May the Holy Ghost grant thee emulators; may He give us Saints! Through Christ, our Lord. Amen.

SEVERAL TIMES we have suggested that the reader might be surprised at the great emphasis given to a devotion as apparently simple as the Brown Scapular. But one of the most interesting testimonies to the importance of the Scapular devotion today has so far been scarcely mentioned. In the pages of an ancient history of the Carmelite Order (written in mediaeval Latin by a forgotten writer named Ventimiglia) the author of this book found the following account: Three famous men of God met on a street corner in Rome. They were Friar Dominic, busy gathering recruits to a new Religious Order of Preachers; Brother Francis, the friend of birds and beasts and especially dear to the poor; and Angelus, who had been invited to Rome from Mount Carmel, in Palestine, because of his fame as a preacher. At their chance meeting, by the light of the Holy Spirit each of the three men recognized each other and, in the course of their conversation (as recorded by various followers who were present), they made prophecies to each other. Saint Angelus foretold the stigmata of Saint Francis, and Saint Dominic said: "One day, Brother Angelus, to your Order of Carmel the Most Blessed Virgin Mary will give a devotion to be known as the Brown Scapular, and to my Order of Preachers she will give a devotion to be known as the Rosary. AND ONE DAY, THROUGH THE ROSARY AND THE SCAPULAR, SHE WILL SAVE THE WORLD." Since he was gathering material for a book on the Scapular Devotion, the present writer was deeply impressed on finding this story in Ventimiglia's History . . . and he was especially impressed by the prophecy of St. Dominic. Yet that prophecy appears nowhere in the past sixteen chapters which (with the exception of Chapter Fifteen and a few paragraphs referring to Fatima) were for thirteen years the total of this book . . . unchanged through several printings totaling more than 70,000 copies. St. Dominic's "prophecy" was omitted repeatedly, through all those printings and years, despite the fact that the author came later to know that today a Chapel, on that very street comer in Rome, commemorates the meeting of St. Dominic, St. Francis of Assisi, and St. Angelus as described by Ventimiglia. Therefore, why the omission? Why were not the words "Through the Rosary and the Scapular She will save the world" (Taken from the Book The Sign of Her Heart by John M. Haffert)