Pontifical Council on Culture Releases Degrading Infomercial on Modern Women - UPDATE

A woman with over-sized false eyelashes explains that the Council is taking their cue from Pope Francis spirit of openness and is inviting women to send a brief clip or photo that defines who you are.   The video is planned to be shown at the Family Circus next year.

I watched this a few times and though it clearly offended me, I had to watch it a few times to unravel it.

Pope Francis is formally introducing moral relativism into the vocation of woman.

We have a Pope who, instead of teaching and encouraging, is scrounging up women who have taken a different trajectory and he wants to make a movie about how lovely that defiance can actually turn out to be.

This is the second manifestation of how he intends not to change actual Church teaching but still get his agenda executed with moral relativism.

The behavior of the woman in the Pope's video introduces and uses the gift of sexual seduction, a gift intended to be preserved for the pleasure of her husband, behind closed doors in their bedroom.

We have watched the gift of sexual seduction used for a lot of things commercially.   It started with cologne in the 60s.  

Remember the Noxema commercial where the woman moves and speaks with sexual seduction and says "take it off, take it off, take it all off"?  

For those of you who are too young to remember, here it is.

I would encourage you to watch both videos.

I think you will see that what is offensive is the Pope's use of a woman's sensuality and gifts of sexual seduction meant for her husband to brand his openness to the sinful misuse of that gift as simply another vocation of woman.

If you watch the Pope's video on women carefully, you will see the poor creature has been enticed to wet and purse her lips and throw her head and hair around like we do when we want to get men away from watching the Patriot's game. She uses the bedroom eyes and voice we use right before we crawl between the sheets.

A perverse use of human sexuality of a woman by a Pope.

For the record, the pursuit of being a woman in my spiritual life is about finding the vision of Christ and refining my gifts to it. For as far back as I can remember, I wanted to serve God in the vocation of motherhood. I need the Church to help me pursue THAT, not the nuns on the bus or women selling sexual seduction so the Pope can create his culture at the Pontifical Council. And I will do everything I can as a mother and a woman to stop him from executing it.

We are in very serious trouble here.  There is something terribly corrupt happening at the Holy See.

UPDATE

The Holy See has pulled the American translation of their initiative off of Youtube.

Don't be fooled into the notion they took the expressed offensive nature of the video and initiative itself by American women seriously and their intentions are to pastorally and quietly dispose of the initiative and video.

The are simply circumventing criticism by removing the availability of an English translation.

 The show will go on.    The Pontifical Council called an emergency meeting to brainstorm and have come up with foolproof damage control on their website.

They will only posted the Italian translation of the video with written English translation underneath it.

Get it?

That way, when she's telling us Pope Francis wants to solicit videos with role models other than the Blessed Mother and 2000 years of saints with the sexual seduction, false eyelashes and silicone-injected lips, American women would have to read along to translate.  Everyone knows we are too dumb to do that!

There is a comment on Janet's website that alleges a very disturbing appointment by Pope Francis was made prior to the unveiling of this initiative.

More about the Pontifical Council for Culture that produced and brought you this video:

http://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/2014/11/pontifical-council-for-culture-supports.html

" In an interview with La Repubblica on 5 November, he said that for "the next General Assembly" of the Pontifical Council for Culture is for common ground, which will be convened in 2015 on the topic of "female culture", an "opening" in the direction of women priests. He will attend and is "absolutely sure". Pablo d'Ors added: "And I am not alone." Last July 1, Pope Francis appointed Pablo d'Ors as Consultor of the Pontifical Council for Culture .
Father Pablo d'Ors describes himself as "erotic, mystical and weird". His life had been "full of loving relationships, reading and travel, also reckless". This helped him in his appeal that he discovered at the age of 27. "Knowing human love, divine love helps to better understand" said the Claretian. "Could be. If indeed so many chaste young men and young women also apparently have dedicated themselves in the course of Church history with all their souls and with all their bodies God?" Said Messa in Latina about that.
The Church's understanding of culture is especially "inappropriate" toda for Father d'Ors. Compared to the high culture, this understanding is only B-Class. It was necessary to adjust, stop trying to be an "alternative", but a Christianity in "dialogue" with the living world.
Priests are better living with a woman: "The time has come"
He has written several novels and is considered the "most German" among living Spanish writers. In one of his novels, the main character, a Slovak woman, goes to bed with all the great writers of the 20th century. Pablo d'Ors said in an interview, a priest lives better with a woman at his side. Why? "Because the time is now ripe." But that was only his "personal opinion".
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The Pontifical Council for Culture "can't talk about it". There you will, however, talk about women priests. "I think there will be a realignment at the next General Assembly"
He has also written some non-fiction books, including his most successful book Biografía del silencio (Biography of Silence), in which he says, each "should create a work of art". In line with this premise seems to be his default setting: "An important criterion to measure the spiritual vitality of a person is their willingness to change. To resist life is a sin, because life is in constant development ," according to the ancient Greek aphorism Panta Rhei .
To be allow himself to be "swept away by life" - "If I were not a Christian, I would be a Buddhist" 

Seriously - this has the stink of a priest who is sexually seducing vulnerable women.

Why would a Pope or anyone at the Vatican not see the disturbing writing on his wall?

Why would a Pope find his theology and ideas the track he wishes to take his pontifical council to recruit alternative videos of the visions of Catholic women?