When Paul VI was betrayed by his best friends The novel-truth by Rosa Alberoni on Vatican Council II
Antonio Gaspari
has already received thousands of reservations and has just arrived in bookstores last novel by Rosa Alberoni, Intrigo al Concilio Vaticano II (edizioni Fede & Cultura). Si tratta di un libro appassionante ed avvincente, in cui la realtà inedita e sconosciuta di quanto accadde al Concilio Vaticano II viene raccontata in forma romanzata. Un anziano funzionario della Curia Vaticana ha detto che “c’è più verità in questo romanzo che in mille opere scritte sul Concilio Vaticano II”.
L’attacco è fulminante: una giornalista, Rachele Vidal, viene inviata a Portovenere per seguire un incontro culturale. Lì conosce padre Robert, un eremita che le racconta verità sconvolgenti su quanto accaduto al Concilio. Già segretario British Cardinal who took part in the deliberations of the Council, Father Robert is an integral part of a group of faithful servants of the Pope who has discovered a conspiracy against the papacy and the Church. The experience to know the traitors within the Church, which has upset her father Robert, for this, he became a hermit. Rachel's father Robert searches for a confessor to guide and give hope, and finds herself know the secret history of the Council.
The intentions of Vatican II were extraordinary and optimistic. John XXIII wanted to complete the renewal of the Church by Pius IX began with the Vatican but I did not know who had nested in the Church of the characters ready to subvert the teaching of Peter. It was not only of cardinals, theologians, bishops, who were under the influence of that ideology "sessantottino" that would soon shake the world, but of an organized group, acting in a coordinated and secret. The conspirators had clear ideas aimed at reducing the primacy of the Pope, influencing the creation and influence of the Episcopal Conferences, sought to erase the role of Mary as Mother of the Son of God, aspired to forms of exploitation of religious power as well how did the "Aryan", and morally, they wanted to authorize the use of contraceptive pills, the abolition of celibacy and opening positions to less intransigent towards the defense of life and the natural family. Some people understand the danger of the Curia and reported the results Protestant, but the weather outside and inside was that the conspirators were about to succeed in their conspiratorial intent.
Monday, November 9, 1964, the head of the conspirators wrote a letter which he distributed to his group, explaining that by voting in a certain way it would be possible to pass a practice in the Dogmatic Constitution on which the Pope would lose prerogative of the Vicar of Christ. The letter was written that once approved this step, the Pope could not have been more write encyclicals without first having permission from the bishops and bishops' conferences. You do not know how or why but that letter was also delivered to one of the theologians faithful to the Pope's novel Rosa Alberoni says that Pope Paul VI "was made to read the letter several times, tears of anger and dismay on the rigarono face 'I have betrayed! I was betrayed! Yet I thought they were my friends. O my God help me, the smoke of Satan has entered the Church !'...".
From what has been defined by a certain culture as "the dark night of Paul VI, the novel takes a frenetic pace and turns into a" thrilling "that takes place inside the Vatican walls in the middle of the Second Vatican Council. The conspirators who meet secretly in a church cemetery Teutonic, the pope who, in principle, welcomes the conspirators as traitors to his friends and discovers them, the battle against all odds of a minority loyal to the institution that at first seems no chance of success, and finally manages to prevent the papacy and the church ruin in the trap prepared by the conspirators, the recent attempts to change even written parts of the Dogmatic Constitution ...
SOURCE: http://www. lottimista.com/cultura/libri/269-quando-paolo-vi-fu-tradito-dai-suoi-migliori-amici.html
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