Warning about a certain priest and request for advice/help

this priest is mentally ill.?? actively being interested in aliens so much is just unhinged

 

We're in no position to judge his mental state. I could be wrong but I think that Jimmy Akin may believe in aliens or doesn't rule out the possibility of their existence, and nobody would suggest that Jimmy is mentally ill.

 

ah, yes I agree I just thought this person was trying to contact them which is scary. merely thinking they exist is ok.

 

Well, if someone believes they may exist, the same person is likely to try contacting them if he believes contact is possible. Let's leave diagnosing mental health issues to the professionals. It would be rather worrying if he's conducting exorcisms without the authority of the local Bishop but we have no way of knowing whether he has such authority.

I'm not trying to shut down concerns about this priest. I'm always suspicious of anyone trying to present millenarianism as something other than what it is and has been condemned by the Church. I just think that we shouldn't stray outside the bounds of our own competence and authority, our authority being confined to ourselves and anyone such as minors in our care.

 

Thanks for posting this, Luan. I can't wait to see the video that Desmond is preparing in this topic.

 

Dear Brendan,

I am reaching out in reference to the content you have published about Father Iannuzzi. It seems that a significant portion of the information you have presented is derived from unverified online sources, leading to inaccuracies. Despite your assertion of having fact-checked all the information, it is crucial to consider a more responsible approach to sharing such content.


Father Iannuzzi is a highly respected priest throughout the world. Rev. Joseph Leo Iannuzzi is a doctoral alumnus of the Gregorian Pontifical University. He has obtained 5 post-graduate degrees, with studies in medicine, music, anthropology, sociology, philosophy, and theology…In 2012 Rev. Iannuzzi successfully completed his doctorate in theology at the Gregorian Pontifical University of Rome, and he has translated into English all of Luisa’s writings that are cited in his doctoral dissertation and are approved by the Pontifical University that is authorized by the Holy See. … continued

 

To add to this, in response to what you wrote about communion, I am posting this below which is one of many links that address canon 916, which permits one to receive Communion in grave sin but w/o the opportunity to confess and for a grave reason (e.g., a couple at a wedding Mass to avoid recrimination) and that is taught at the pontifical universities annd authorized by the Holy See:


https://churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/canon-916-pope-francis-and-eucharistic-consistency/


In this link written by consultation with Canon Lawyers, it states that an "example is a bride or groom at their wedding Mass, when there is an explicit expectation for them to receive and not doing so may reveal a grave sin and cause great embarrassment to the couple. Another example might exist in situations where Mass is rarely offered in remote locations and this is the one of the few opportunities for a person to receive.


In regards to EmmettO'Regan, he is to be steer cleared of for his falsifying statements which have been proven to be erroneous.

 

The information you provided, Brendan, is incorrect and does not reflect the truth. This is concerning because it has misled many people about Father. If you believe something to be true, it's important to present supporting facts. Your information lacks credibility and seems to be based on personal beliefs rather than verifiable evidence. Please be mindful of the impact of your communications.