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GIAN va` DA^M: NGO DINH THUC Ba'n CHU'A GIE^- SU
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ho tac
Nov 5, 2014, 1:56:50 PM11/5/14
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Vi` Tham tie^`n, tham quye^`n Ngo Dinh Thuc muo^'n TIE^'M
Chu'a Giesu cu?a Vatican ne^n -da~ co^.ng ta'c vo+'i te^n
da^m ta(.c homosexual bi.p bo+.m Clemente Dominguez Gomez:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttr_YaadyNI
-de^? la^.p ra mo^.t ca'i gia'o ho^.i ba'n Chu'a Giesu
go.i la` Palmarian Church:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGUQqNgffUM
Do -do' Vatican -da~ -duo^?i vie^.c Ngo Dinh Thuc 2 la^`n
va`o na(m 1976 va`1983:
http://culteducation.com/group/1022-the-order-of-the-last-times-the-palmarian-church/12616-pope-excommunicates-seven-vietnamese-.html
Pope excommunicates seven Vietnamese
United Press International/April 7, 1983
By Philip Pullella
Pope John Paul II excommunicated Vietnamese Archbishop Peter Martin NGO
DINH THUC and six men he ordained as bishops because of their connection
with the "antipope" in Spain, the Vatican said Thursday.
The archbishop is a brother of the late President Ngo Dinh Diem of South
Vietnam, who was assassinated in November 1963.
The six "illegitimate" bishops comprised an American, a Frenchman, and
four Mexicans.
A document from the Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
dated March 12 said Thuc, 85, and the six men consecrated illegally by
him or by his substitute had been banished from the church.
The document said the Congregation made its ruling "by special mandate"
of the pope.
It was the SECOND time THUC was excommunicated. In 1976 he was ousted
for illegally ordaining and making a bishop of CLEMENTE DOMINGUEZ, a
Spaniard who since has declared himself "pope" and set up his own church
near Seville.
But the archbishop later publicly repented and the Vatican lifted his
first excommunication in 1977.
The Vatican document said that since his first excommunication was
lifted, Archbishop Thuc has declared publicly that he believes the "See
of St. Peter to be empty," meaning he does not recognize legitimate
papal authority and pledges allegiance to Dominguez.
The document said Thuc consecrated three illegitimate "bishops," Guerard
de Lauriers, a Frenchman, and Moise Carmona and Adolpho Zamora, both
Mexicans. Carmona, in turn, illegitimately made bishops of two other
Mexicans, Benigno Bravo and Roberto Martinez, and George Musey, an American.
Church officials in Seville said Dominguez, 38, started his church after
he claimed to have visions of the Virgin Mary in El Palmar de Troya, a
village near Seville.
The local church ruled the visions were not worthy of belief and denied
Dominguez' requests for priests so he could start his own religious order.
In 1978, when Pope Paul VI died, Dominguez proclaimed himself the "real"
pope of the Roman Catholic Church. He took the name "Pope Gregory XVII,"
ordained his own priests, bishops and cardinals, and constructed his own
"Vatican City," a compound outside Seville.
Chu'a Giesu cu?a Vatican ne^n -da~ co^.ng ta'c vo+'i te^n
da^m ta(.c homosexual bi.p bo+.m Clemente Dominguez Gomez:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttr_YaadyNI
-de^? la^.p ra mo^.t ca'i gia'o ho^.i ba'n Chu'a Giesu
go.i la` Palmarian Church:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGUQqNgffUM
Do -do' Vatican -da~ -duo^?i vie^.c Ngo Dinh Thuc 2 la^`n
va`o na(m 1976 va`1983:
http://culteducation.com/group/1022-the-order-of-the-last-times-the-palmarian-church/12616-pope-excommunicates-seven-vietnamese-.html
Pope excommunicates seven Vietnamese
United Press International/April 7, 1983
By Philip Pullella
Pope John Paul II excommunicated Vietnamese Archbishop Peter Martin NGO
DINH THUC and six men he ordained as bishops because of their connection
with the "antipope" in Spain, the Vatican said Thursday.
The archbishop is a brother of the late President Ngo Dinh Diem of South
Vietnam, who was assassinated in November 1963.
The six "illegitimate" bishops comprised an American, a Frenchman, and
four Mexicans.
A document from the Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
dated March 12 said Thuc, 85, and the six men consecrated illegally by
him or by his substitute had been banished from the church.
The document said the Congregation made its ruling "by special mandate"
of the pope.
It was the SECOND time THUC was excommunicated. In 1976 he was ousted
for illegally ordaining and making a bishop of CLEMENTE DOMINGUEZ, a
Spaniard who since has declared himself "pope" and set up his own church
near Seville.
But the archbishop later publicly repented and the Vatican lifted his
first excommunication in 1977.
The Vatican document said that since his first excommunication was
lifted, Archbishop Thuc has declared publicly that he believes the "See
of St. Peter to be empty," meaning he does not recognize legitimate
papal authority and pledges allegiance to Dominguez.
The document said Thuc consecrated three illegitimate "bishops," Guerard
de Lauriers, a Frenchman, and Moise Carmona and Adolpho Zamora, both
Mexicans. Carmona, in turn, illegitimately made bishops of two other
Mexicans, Benigno Bravo and Roberto Martinez, and George Musey, an American.
Church officials in Seville said Dominguez, 38, started his church after
he claimed to have visions of the Virgin Mary in El Palmar de Troya, a
village near Seville.
The local church ruled the visions were not worthy of belief and denied
Dominguez' requests for priests so he could start his own religious order.
In 1978, when Pope Paul VI died, Dominguez proclaimed himself the "real"
pope of the Roman Catholic Church. He took the name "Pope Gregory XVII,"
ordained his own priests, bishops and cardinals, and constructed his own
"Vatican City," a compound outside Seville.
J.U.Bui
Nov 6, 2014, 12:35:14 PM11/6/14
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Jenny nghi~ ra(`ng Ngo Dinh THUC cu~ng la` mo^.t
ngu+o+`i gay le'n lu't nhu+ Ngo Dinh DIEM ne^n
mo+'i thi'ch giao du vo+'i nhu~ng te^n da^m ta(.c
homosexual -do^.i lo^'t nha` tu nhu+ Ho^`ng Y
Francis Spellman va` Clemente Dominguez.
ngu+o+`i gay le'n lu't nhu+ Ngo Dinh DIEM ne^n
mo+'i thi'ch giao du vo+'i nhu~ng te^n da^m ta(.c
homosexual -do^.i lo^'t nha` tu nhu+ Ho^`ng Y
Francis Spellman va` Clemente Dominguez.
LsDinhVanNinh
Nov 8, 2014, 12:24:55 AM11/8/14
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Te^n Ngo Dinh Thuc cha('c la` gay ro^`i
ne^n mo+'i bie^'t la` te^n da^m ta(.c homosexual
Francis Spellman se~ u+a thi'ch "em"
Ngo Dinh Diem.
Nho+` va^.y Thuc da^ng -di't "em" Diem
cho "anh" Francis -de^? -du+a Diem le^n la`m
to^?ng tho^'ng!
Ngo Dinh Thuc ba('t chu+o+'c te^n gian hu`ng
La~ Ba^'t Vi da^ng thie^'p -de^? con la`
Ta^`n Thu?y Hoa`ng le^n la`m vua.
ne^n mo+'i bie^'t la` te^n da^m ta(.c homosexual
Francis Spellman se~ u+a thi'ch "em"
Ngo Dinh Diem.
Nho+` va^.y Thuc da^ng -di't "em" Diem
cho "anh" Francis -de^? -du+a Diem le^n la`m
to^?ng tho^'ng!
Ngo Dinh Thuc ba('t chu+o+'c te^n gian hu`ng
La~ Ba^'t Vi da^ng thie^'p -de^? con la`
Ta^`n Thu?y Hoa`ng le^n la`m vua.
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