Cardinal Sarah on Authentic Inculturation

Most today who speak about “inculturation” are worldly people-pleasers who have zero awareness in their words or “teachings” about objective reality, about the Word of God, about Tradition — regardless of how many academic degrees they might have. They bear no signs of truth or credibility. They truly seem to just “make things up as they go,” ever accepting and integrating anything and everything but authentic Church teaching into their spiritual necrosis. Their version of “inculturation” is to ever be ready to discard centuries of Holy-Spirit-formed Traditions and teachings for the sake of “Let’s take all of the neat stuff these non-Catholics do, and substitute or add them to The very Central Reality and Act of our existence!”Again, to say the very least, they are not credible or trustworthy. This saintly prelate, however, most certainly is.

Cardinal Sarah addresses First African Congress on liturgy

Below is a link to some words from Cardinal Sarah at the recent First African Conference on Liturgy. This saintly, meticulously and authentically Christo-centrically educated prelate is credible, trustworthy and completely centered on God, as is obvious from his words, his teachings, his life.Most today who speak about “inculturation” are worldly people-pleasers who have zero awareness in their words or “teachings” about objective reality, about the Word of God, about Tradition — regardless of how many academic degrees they might have. They bear no signs of truth or credibility. They truly seem to just “make things up as they go,” ever accepting and integrating anything and everything but authentic Church teaching into their spiritual necrosis. Their version of “inculturation” is to ever be ready to discard centuries of Holy-Spirit-formed Traditions and teachings for the sake of “Let’s take all of the neat stuff these non-Catholics do, and substitute or add them to The very Central Reality and Act of our existence!”Again, to say the very least, they are not credible or trustworthy. This saintly prelate, however, most certainly is.

Cardinal Sarah addresses First African Congress on liturgy