Dateline: Wednesday, December 24, 2014 - 12:45 PM CST
Pope Francis’s 15 Ailments of the Curia are extremely
similar to why SANTA IS RETIRING ©2014, penned by Chicago Writer &
Personality, ASK: Adrienne
Sioux Koopersmith. Some People possess
the innate Capability to see what has gone wrong and awry and are not afraid to
air it or blurt-it-out so that others can see and perhaps help correct what is
morally wrong with ‘Things in General.’
Things (by Definition) are Issues We all have, no matter where We live
and/or what We believe in. Humanity and
the Creatures (that live with us on this Earth) are extremely alike. Profit-over-People is a slap in the Face to Humanity, in which we are all apart.
In order to further that Sentiment, listed below is
the Papal List that should be studied and acted upon. You can’t help to notice that although Pope
Francis addresses his Cardinals, Bishops and Priests with these ‘Ailments,’ these
Individuals also include ‘Corporate America’ and those powerful Scoundrels scattered
around the Globe who are entirely one-sided and fixated only on themselves. We know who they are. What needs
to be done now is how to prepare the Damage. Hopefully, it is not irreparable.
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The Stageplay.
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Pope Francis’s 15 ‘Ailments of the
Curia’ are:
1)
Feeling immortal, immune or indispensable. “A Curia that doesn’t criticise
itself, that doesn’t update itself, that doesn’t seek to improve itself is a
sick body.”
2)
Working too hard. “Rest for those who have done their work is necessary, good
and should be taken seriously.”
3)
Becoming spiritually and mentally hardened. “It’s dangerous to lose that human
sensibility that lets you cry with those who are crying, and celebrate those
who are joyful.”
4)
Planning too much. “Preparing things well is necessary, but don’t fall into the
temptation of trying to close or direct the freedom of the Holy Spirit, which
is bigger and more generous than any human plan.”
5)
Working without coordination, like an orchestra that produces noise. “When the
foot tells the hand, ‘I don’t need you’ or the hand tells the head ‘I’m in
charge.’”
6)
Having “spiritual Alzheimer’s”. “We see it in the people who have forgotten
their encounter with the Lord ... in those who depend completely on their here
and now, on their passions, whims and manias, in those who build walls around
themselves and become enslaved to the idols that they have built with their own
hands.”
7) Being
rivals or boastful. “When one’s appearance, the colour of one’s vestments or
honorific titles become the primary objective of life.”
8)
Suffering from “existential schizophrenia”. “It’s the sickness of those who
live a double life, fruit of hypocrisy that is typical of mediocre and
progressive spiritual emptiness that academic degrees cannot fill. It’s a
sickness that often affects those who, abandoning pastoral service, limit
themselves to bureaucratic work, losing contact with reality and concrete
people.”
9)
Committing the “terrorism of gossip”. “It’s the sickness of cowardly people
who, not having the courage to speak directly, talk behind people’s backs.”
10)
Glorifying one’s bosses. “It’s the sickness of those who court their superiors,
hoping for their benevolence. They are victims of careerism and opportunism,
they honour people who aren’t God.”
11)
Being indifferent to others. “When, out of jealousy or cunning, one finds joy
in seeing another fall rather than helping him up and encouraging him.”
12)
Having a “funereal face”. “In reality, theatrical severity and sterile
pessimism are often symptoms of fear and insecurity. The apostle must be
polite, serene, enthusiastic and happy and transmit joy wherever he goes.”
13)
Wanting more. “When the apostle tries to fill an existential emptiness in his
heart by accumulating material goods, not because he needs them but because
he’ll feel more secure.”
14)
Forming closed circles that seek to be stronger than the whole. “This sickness
always starts with good intentions but as time goes by, it enslaves its members
by becoming a cancer that threatens the harmony of the body and causes so much
bad scandals especially to our younger brothers.”
15) Seeking
worldly profit and showing off. “It’s the sickness of those who insatiably try
to multiply their powers and to do so are capable of calumny, defamation and
discrediting others, even in newspapers and magazines, naturally to show
themselves as being more capable than others.”
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Contact: ASK: Adrienne Sioux Koopersmith at:
Adrienne.Sioux.Koopersmith@gmail.com
for any Questions or Queries you may have. The Pope's Twitter Account is: @Pontifex.
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