[Greek] ἐπιτρέπω (epitrepō), [Latin] exire, [French] sortir, [French] partir, [Latin] permittere, [Latin] dimittere, [French] dispenser [French] admettre, [Latin] mittere, [French] jeter, [French] catapulter

[Greek] ἐπιτρέπω (epitrepō), [Latin] exire, [French] sortir, [French] partir, [Latin] permittere, [Latin] dimittere, [French] dispenser [French] admettre, [Latin] mittere, [French] jeter, [French] catapulter: to allow, to permit, to entrust, to let; 22 scriptures

We are now experiencing a Synodal Church where inclusion, tolerance, lived experiences, and false compassion, and sin (sodomy) are tolerated.

Background information:

Greek Hellenism: This term means to yield to, to permit, to let, to leave to, to indulge, and to rely upon.

Homer’s Odyssey 2.226: “To Mento, Odysseus had given all his house in charge.”

Aristophanes’ Plutus 1079: “With anyone but you I should not be so easy.”

Plato’s Euthyphro 5e: “That this is established and right and that we ought not to let him who acts impiously go unpunished.”

Plato’s Charmides 171e: “Nor should be we permit others under our governance to do anything but what likely to do right.”

Old Testament: This term means to loosen to relinquish, to permit, to forsake, and to abandon.

New Testament: This term means to permit and to allow.

Noteworthy scripture:

Lk.9:59: “And to another He said, ‘Follow Me.’ But he replied, ‘Lord, let me go first and bury my father.'”

1. Jesus is seeking to raise the bar in moral conduct necessary to follow Him.
2. Christian discipleship must take precedence over family obligations. (Jesus is intolerant [firm] in saying this!)
3. Even family ties must NOT take precedence over the obligation of proclaiming the kingdom of heaven.
4. Jewish and Hellenistic cultures placed an extremely high importance on familial obligations.
5. Jesus: let the spiritually dead (who will not follow Him) bury their dead.

Mt.19:8: “He said to them, ‘Because of the hardness of your hearts, Moses allowed you to divorce your wives, but from the beginning it was not so.'”

1. Jesus stated that this was a concession to human weakness rather than an endorsement of divorce.
2. Hardness of heart indicates a spiritual and moral stubbornness. A hard heart is resistant to God’s will and guidance.
3. Jesus refers back to the creation narrative in Genesis, where God established marriage as a lifelong union.
4. Jesus emphasizes the sanctity and indissolubility of marriage as God intended it before the fall of humanity.

Old Testament: Taking a larger “bird’s eye” view of God’s relationship with man, one can claim that God was viewing the people of the Old Testament like adolescents, LOWERING THE BAR in their moral conduct.

New Testament: Jesus RAISES THE BAR in moral conduct in referring back to God’s intended design for marriage. Jesus says to the people of the New Testament, “You now need to act like grown-ups and act accordingly.” ***

Mk.5:13: “And He let them [demonic spirits and the unclean spirits], and the unclean spirits came out and entered the swine. The herd of about two thousand swine rushed down a steep bank into the sea where they were drowned.” (The herding of swine indicates that Gentiles resided in the territory of the Gerasenes. Even these demons recognized the authority of Jesus.)

Acts 21:39: “Paul said, ‘I am a Jew, of Tarsus of Cilicia; I request you permit me to speak to the people.” I [Paul] request you to permit me to speak to the people.'”

1. Paul often uses his Roman citizenship and Jewish heritage to navigate complex situations.
2. He appeals to the Jewish audience by emphasized his shared understanding of the Law and the Prophets.
3. Paul’s Roman citizenship afforded him certain legal protects and social privileges.
4. This status was crucial in his ministry and legal defenses.

1Tim.2:12: “I do not permit a woman to teach or have authority over a man.”

1. It must be acknowledged that this was a patriarchal society.
2. It was understood that teaching was primarily a male role.
3. Women were not educated in the same way as men.
4. This guideline is interpreted as a guideline for Church leadership structures, where men hold authority positions.
5. Paul makes a theological basis on the order of creation: Adam was formed first, then Eve.
6. This does not negate the active roles that women play in other areas of Church life.

What should be womens’ roles in the Church?

Traditional Catholic view: Women’s vocations are assigned by God and the Church. Women can become nuns, sister, and consecrated.

Synodal (political) view:

1. There is a greater desire or call for gender equality in Church leadership positions.
2. Vocations often become blurred with rights.
3. Women should have the opportunity to become priests and deacons.
4. This becomes a matter of “fairness”.
5. Synodal study are continuing to keep open the idea of women priests and deacons.
6. The Synodal Church has not shut this practice down. This is not Catholic!
7. Women’s roles and men’s roles continue to be intentionally blurred.

[Greek] τροπή (tropē), [Latin] trophaeum: a turning, trophy, revolution, or change; Jas 1:17

In 102 A.D. the Roman emperor Trajan erected the monument Trophaeum (Traiani) commemorating the victory (turning point) over the Dacians.

Jas.1:17: “All good giving and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no alteration) or shadow caused by change [turning].” (Unlike the heavenly bodies, God is immutably constant, good, and unchanging.)

Trope: This is a figure of speech used for artistic effect.  Ex. Achilles’ heal ==> weak spot

Tropaion/trophaeum: A monument was often erected to designate a turning point in a battle. The circumstances of this event have often defined by the victor.

Catholic psychiatrist Conrad Baars explaining false compassion and tolerance:

“A person in authority who deprives his subjects of the truth when he says, even with the best intention of helping them, ‘You may ignore the teachings of the Magisterium: God’s laws are too hard for you.‘ By that he says in effect, ‘You are not and never will be strong and good enough to adhere to these laws.” (This is how you whitewash/ignore Church teachings and ignore/destigmatize sinful behavior. One may even insidiously call this “pastoral”.)

Conclusion:

Permit, admit, catapult, lance, reject, eject, disperse, concede, permission, mission, exit, sort, part, sortie, resort

Update: It is unfortunately not surprising at all that liturgical and doctrinal sacrileges continually occur in the German Synodal Church. Shocker!

1. A women carried the Eucharist (in the monstrance) in Germany. (This is expressly forbidden by the Church.) 
2. A woman preach the homily at Mass in Germany. (This is expressly forbidden by the Church.)

Vatican II allowed Pope Paul VI and Protestant theologians develop the Novus Order Mass, but the Vatican excommunicates the SSPX.

The Pontifical Biblical Commission states that Sodom and Gomorrah was destroyed because of the lack of hospitality. They did not allow enough hospitality.

This is how Satan works: Satan can “inspire” undermining, disobedience, rebellion, “false compassion”, tolerance, worldliness, fame, distraction, spiritual dryness, sin, addiction, and convincing you that “what you are doing is not sinful”.

Satan does not need to fully possess you. Satan only needs to make you FORGET ABOUT GOD!

Pope Leo states that he will not bless same-sex unions. Because he appoints and authorizes homosexual and scandalous clergy to does this sacrilegious acts. Yet, why doesn’t Pope Leo forbid homosexual blessings? Shocker!

Opposition to the SAVE Act: the fallacies of patronizing intolerance and soft bigotry of low expectations

1. Jim Crow 2.0:this act is designed to disproportionately minorities and low-income people  (These people are not capable to get certain documents. This is a subtle form of intimidation.)
2. Election security: this prevents citizens from voting (This act serves to strengthen election integrity against fraud.)

“The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.” George Orwell

“In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” George Orwell (Orwell was very prophetic about hate speech, cancel culture, and ignorance of history.

“Tolerance is NOT a Christian value. Tolerating grave evil within a society is itself a form of serious evil.” Archbishop Chaput

“Tolerance applies only to persons, but never to principles. Intolerance apply to principles, but never to persons.” Bishop Fulton Sheen   (The Church should and must show intolerance [being firm] in being constant in its teachings.)

“We do not want a church that moves with the world. We want a church that moves the world.” GK Chesterton

“Societies are far gone in depravity when toleration is considered a good in itself, without regard to the thing tolerated.” GK Chesterton

Vatican II/Synodality permits and allows:

1. A Cardinal blesses a gay couple’s 50th anniversary.
2. A French bishop allows church nave be used to watch soccer matches.
3. The Vatican allowed a Synodal study group claim that homosexuality is longer sinful.
4. Informal blessings for same-sex couples (Fiducia Supplicans)
5. Restricting the TLM (Traditiones Custodes)
6. We see over and over again sacrilegious Novus Order Masses.
7. Continuing inter-religious events.
8. Catholic Charities working with Mayor Mamdami to obstruct the Trump administration efforts to control illegal immigration.
9. Intentional commingling of clergy/laity vocations/rights
10. Synodal study groups continuing to leave open the issues of women priests and women deacons.
11. Scandalous and pro-LGBTQ clergy are given free reign to promote their beliefs (ideology) in the Church.
12. An Austrian diocese is sponsoring a Pride March.
13. Pope Leo has appointed the German bishop to diocese of Eichstatt. This bishop has stated that sodomy is not a sin.
14. Bishop LaValley of the diocese of Ogdensburg (upper New York) says the SSPX repudiates Vatican II/Synodality (ecumenism, religious liberty, collegiality).
15. Bishop LaValley says the quiet part out loud. “The real offense is doctrine” [from Hiraeth in Exile].
16. Need I say more???

And yet the Vatican/Synodal Church says that the SSPX is the problem. The SSPX did not cause this crisis. The SSPX has revealed this crisis ===>Vatican II and Synodality ===> permitting sacrilege, sin, false ecumenism, questionable ecumenism, worldliness