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Cardinal Robert Sarah was born in Guinea, West Africa (June 15,1945). His homeland has 12 million people (85% Muslim). After independence from the French in 1958, the country was ruled by a communist dictator Sekou Toure who nationalized all the schools including the seminary where Sarah was studying. He was ordained in 1969. Under Paul VI he was selected in 1978 to be prepared to be the next bishop of the country since Archbishop Tchidimbo was imprisoned with no hope of release inside the country. Pope John Paul II consecrated Sarah Archbishop of Conakry diocese in 1979 and Tchidimbo was released and exiled. Five years later Toure died suddenly. On his desk was a list of agitators to be eliminated with Archbishop Sarah at the top of the list. Pope John Paul II called him to Rome to be Secretary of Evangelization of Peoples in 2001. Pope Benedict appointed him President of Cor Unum –the organizing council for the church’s international relief services. Pope Francis appointed him Prefect of Divine Worship and Sacraments in November 2014. He was asked to write an autobiography but agreed instead to tell his story through this 300-page interview with French journalist Nicolas Diat. Sarah is fluent in his local mother tongue as well as French-the language of his education.The interview is reminiscent of the 1985 Ratzinger Report when Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger gave his own less biographical but equally penetrating insights into the State of the Church in a book length interview. Ratzinger taught with measured eloquent responses about the meaning of liturgy, the loss of the sacred, the documents of the Council and the continuity of the Council in Catholic history. The bestseller was an intellectual synthesis that turbo-charged a whole generation of literate Catholic thinkers reeling from the excesses of their clergy and bishops. He gave us a way to talk that was more than effective argumentation. He showed us the spiritual high ground, This interview with Cardinal Sarah provides a similar synthesis pointing to a higher path. But this time it is not a German professor talking. And, frankly, to untie the peculiar knots that bind the Church today, we don’t need another professor. Particularly “conservative intellectuals “ who seem so puzzled by the Pope from Argentina should walk for a mile with the Cardinal from Guinea. The walk is a peaceful reorientation. POPES OF A LIFETIME: PIUS XII TO FRANCISPIUS XII “was more of an innovator than his superficial critics would have you believe. His encyclical Fidei donum in 1957 on the renewal of the missions inspired in part by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre (a missionary Holy Ghost Father) was…written especially with a view to Africa. He was the first to consecrate African bishops, in particular, Bernardin Gantin. His interest in a native African episcopacy was real.JOHN XXIII “The Cathedral at Conarky was elegant…. At the time of the first discussions about liturgical reform,…Archbishop Tchidimbo returned to Conarky and ordered the destruction of the baldachin(a canopy) and the main altar. We were angry, incredulous at this hasty decision. I can attest that the botched preparation for liturgical reform had devastating effects on the Catholic population particularly on the simpler people…. the liturgy is not a political object that we can make more egalitarian according to social demands… how could such a strange movement produce in the life of the Church anything but great confusion among the people.Nevertheless the idea of John XXIII was extraordinary… at the seminary as we studied the various constitutions, we were awestruck by the work of the Fathers. I am convinced that Pope John wished that the faithful would experience great intimacy with God. He wanted believers to enter into deeper spirituality; indeed the spiritual vision of man is the source of his program of reform. His concern about adapting to modern times never caused him to forget the transcendental necessity of evangelization work. And so his denunciation of “prophets of doom†is correct. The fight against Soviet Communism and its expansion around the world was so difficult that it gave rise to a form of defeatism. Some circles did not believe sufficiently in the power of Christ.PAUL VI had to deal with extraordinarily difficult upheavals. Many priests left the priesthood. Convents emptied out and many nuns set aside their habits. Little by little the Spirit of the age caused the disappearance of the sign that God ‘s hand had been placed on those who had devoted their lives to the Lord. There was a widespread impression that even among the consecrated persons the presence of God was forbidden! For the Pope this meant terrible suffering. His sorrow did not prevent him from standing firm.JOHN PAUL I God gave those few weeks in the summer of 1978 a marvelous brilliance because John Paul I had the smile, simplicity, and the radiance of children. His gentleness was so profound that it became a dazzling purity. Given the impurity of some even in the Church, I think he did not die in vain.JOHN PAUL IIAll those very productive years can be traced back to the three pillars of his interior life which were the Cross, the Eucharist, and the Blessed Virgin, Crux, Hostia, Virgo. His extraordinary faith found its foundation only in the most ordinary tools of the Christian life.BENEDICT XVIThe cultures of the Polish philosopher and the German theologian, the athletic ascetic and the “Benedictine†professor were different. Yet the popes met in the depths of their spiritualities. Maybe some people inside and outside the church never accepted the fundamental insights of Benedict XVI. As early as 2005, he was lucidly aware of the situation. During the Mass of his inauguration, did he not ask, “Pray for me, that I may not flee for fear of the wolves.†In thinking about him I hear these words, “I have fought the good fight I have finished the race I have kept the faith.†The pope had reached his decision on his knees before the Cross. Benedict XVI resigned from his office with the conviction that this was keeping with God’s will. All his life he had sought God; once again God showed him the way.â€POPE FRANCISIn Deus Caritas est , Benedict XVI writes that “at the origin of being a Christian there is not an ethical decision, a philosophical or moral idea, but an encounter with an event, a Person. “ Pope Francis rightly refuses to give a pervasive place to moral questions without minimizing them, however. He considers that the most important encounter is with Christ and his Gospel; the Holy Father acts like Benedict who tried to distinguish morality from the essence of Christianity. … John Paul II himself explained that the path marked out by the Divine Law is not a moral police ordinance but the mind of God. Pope Francis is not afraid to say that the greatest threat is ‘the gray pragmatism of daily life of the Church in which all appears to proceed normally while in reality faith is wearing down and degenerating into small mindedness. A tomb psychology develops which turns Christians to mummies… Called to radiate light and communicate life, in the end they generate only darkness and inner weariness and slowly consume all zeal for the apostolate. For all this I repeat, Let us not lose the joy of evangelization,’â€ON PRIESTLY FORMATIONA seminarian is first and foremost the work of the priests who have accompanied him… the priests who accompanied me insisted on the interior life. I understood that the greatest way to be with the Son of God made man was still the liturgy.At the Mass, the priest is face to face with God. The Mass is the most important thing in our lives. And the Divine Office, the breviary, prepares us for it. I remember how enthralled I was when I saw the Holy Ghost fathers walking every afternoon reading their breviaries…I never tired of watching them with a sense of awe. Every day the Holy Ghost fathers lived by the rhythm of the Divine Office, Mass, work, and the rosary, and they never shirked from their duties as men of God. How many times I was gripped by the silence that reigned in the church during the fathers’ prayers. …they seemed to be listening and conversing with someone in the semi-darkness of the church lit by candles…there is a true heroism, greatness and nobility in this life of regular prayer. Man is great only when he is on his knees before God.PRAYER AND THE VIRGINAL SILENCE OF NIGHTTIMERecall that for a long time prophet Elijah remained hidden in a cave before hearing the soft whisper of heaven. Yes, I will say it again, prayer consists in the first place of remaining silent for a long time. We must often nestle close to the Virgin of silence to ask her to obtain for us the grace of loving silence and interior virginity, in other words a purity of heart and a willingness to listen that banishes any presence except God’s. The Holy Spirit is in us but we are often filled with orchestras that drown out his voice. There is no spiritual fruitfulness except in a virginal silence… for a long time I have thought that prayer can take shape only in the night. In darkness we are illumined only by God. Like Jacob, and the monks, it is important to learn to pray in the middle of the night, while all creation is seeking sleep. Prayer at night plunges us back into the darkness of the death of Jesus…POVERTY AND DESTITUTIONWe must be precise in our choice of words. The language of the UN and of its agencies who want to suppress poverty, which they confuse with destitution, is not the language of the Church of Christ. The Son of God did not come to speak to the poor in ideological slogans. In the fight against destitution there is one fundamental dimension which consists of restoring to man his vocation as a child of God and his joy in belonging to the family of God. The Son of God loves the poor; others plan to eradicate them. What a lying, unrealistic almost tyrannical utopia!AN AFRICAN BIOGRAPHY SHAPED BY ANIMISM, THE HOLY GHOST FATHERS AND A CROSS OF SUFFERINGThe God of my ancestors is the Creator of the universe and all that exists. He is the Supreme Being, ineffable, incomprehensible, invisible, and intangible. Yet, He is at the center of our lives and permeates our entire existence.The Holy Cross missionaries; they were completely consumed by the fire of God’s love . They had exceptional human intellectual and spiritual qualities, but they all died very young.The Church in Guinea experienced a terrible way of the Cross. …dictatorship drove the people to exhaustion, lies, brutality, mediocrity, and spiritual poverty. The entire young nation was transformed into a valley of tears. I thank the missionaries who made me understand that the Cross is the center of the world, the heart of mankind and the place where our stability is anchored…Stat Crux, dun volvitur orbis “ Only the cross stands, and the world revolves around it.â€BLACK MASSES AND THE DEVIL (on Pope Francis calling the liturgy of pedophile priests a black Mass)“The Pope gave mature reflection to the full scope of such a comparison. How can a priest who has attacked an innocent child with such extraordinary violence then celebrate Holy Mass. After committing such a serious sexual crime, the priest can no longer carry the consecrated Host in his hands. If he continues to celebrate Mass, he has made a pact with the devil. A pedophile act ontologically affects the very being of the priest, consequently the priestly bond that attaches him to Christ is gone. The breach is so extreme that he can no longer enter into communion with Jesus. Francis decided to denounce black masses so as to flush out the devil and bring his misdeeds into the light of day. Francis deserves our thanks and gratitude for his courage. The devil will seek his revenge. TWIN DEMONS:ISIS AND GENDER IDEOLOGYAt the Synod on the Family in October 2015, Cardinal Sarah made an intervention understanding he was addressing many European and American bishops who had made their own pact with the Evil One in condoning consenting homosexual acts.“A theological discernment enables us to see in our time two unexpected threats (almost like two “apocalyptic beastsâ€) located on opposite poles: on the one hand, the idolatry of Western freedom; on the other, Islamic fundamentalism: atheistic secularism versus religious fanaticism. To use a slogan, we find ourselves between “gender ideology and ISISâ€. Islamic massacres and libertarian demands regularly contend for the front page of the newspapers. (Let us remember what happened last June 26!). From these two radicalizations arise the two major threats to the family: its subjectivist disintegration in the secularized West through quick and easy divorce, abortion, homosexual unions, euthanasia etc. (cf. Gender theory, the ‘Femen’, the LGBT lobby, IPPF ...). On the other hand, the pseudo-family of ideologized Islam which legitimizes polygamy, female subservience, sexual slavery, child marriage etc. (cf. Al Qaeda, Isis, Boko Haram ...)Several clues enable us to intuit the same demonic origin of these two movements. Unlike the Spirit of Truth that promotes communion in the distinction (perichoresis), these encourage confusion (homo-gamy) or subordination (poly-gamy). Furthermore, they demand a universal and totalitarian rule, are violently intolerant, destroyers of families, society and the Church, and are openly Christianophobic.“We are not contending against creatures of flesh and blood ....†We need to be inclusive and welcoming to all that is human; but what comes from the Enemy cannot and must not be assimilated. You can not join Christ and Belia. What Nazi-Fascism and Communism were in the 20th century, Western homosexual and abortion Ideologies and Islamic Fanaticism are today.â€ON RUSSIAThe best example of the disappearance of the head on battles of the past is still the Russian Orthodox Church. After so much violence, so much destruction, it is now at the center of the debates, reversing the movement of insidious atheism that has carried off almost all of Western Europe. Orthodoxy has allowed the Russian nation to avoid the traps so that now it is a country that makes significant room for God and faith.VATICAN II AND THE CHURCHJoseph Ratzinger understood quite accurately the fact that Pope John XXIII wanted first of all to respond to the challenge for the modern world-receiving God as He manifested Himself in Jesus Christ. Here are the words of Pope John at the opening of Vatican II. ‘The serious problems confronting the world after almost two thousand years remain unchanged. Jesus Christ is ever resplendent as the center of history and of life. Men are either with Him and His Church…or else they are without Him, or against Him’ …From the start of Vatican II, although concerned about aggiornamento, the renewal of the Church, and the reunion of Christians, the Pope strongly emphasized that the Council’s chief task was to reveal God to the world, to defend and promote doctrine. That is why the church while rejoicing in the admirable inventions of human genius and in the progress of science and technology had to remind mankind that beyond the visible aspect of things, the primordial duty remains to turn to God For John XXIII, the Council was first of all an encounter with God in prayer, with Mary like the apostles in the upper room on the eve of Pentecost. …In order to see that everything at the heart of the conciliar documents was centered on and oriented toward God, Benedict XVI invited us to reflect on how they are ordered. He says the architecture of the documents has an essentially theocentric orientation… beginning with the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy… Before all else in the Church there is adoration and therefore God…now if there is one reality too often left out of consideration, it is certainly the consubstantial relationship of the liturgy and God. The foundation of the liturgy must remain the search for God . ..The Council spoke to mankind about this God who is the God of all, who saves all and is accessible to all. Vatican II intended to subordinate its discourse about the Church to its discourse about God and to propose an ecclesiology along theological lines. The Council does not consider the Church a self-enclosed reality but sees her in terms of Christ.GOD OR NOTHINGThe estrangement from God is not caused by reasoning but by a wish to be detached from him. The atheistic orientation of a life is almost always a decision by the will. Man does not want to reflect on his relationship with God because he intends himself to be God. His model is Prometheus, the mythological figure who stole the sacred fire so as to give it to men; the individual embarked on a mission to appropriate God instead of adore Him....This so called “Enlightenmentâ€. The individual-king who aspires more and more to independence and autonomy tends to forget God. …man must not be turned in on himself. Precisely the opposite orientation assures him of balance and life…If we are faithful always directing our soul to the divine light we will become luminous in turn, as the flowers take on a resemblance to the Sun. The normal orientation will produce order, balance, tranquility and peace. “I received this book in October 2015 from a seminarian in Washington DC. Copies were given by Apostolic Nuncio Vigano to seminarians and those training for religious life during the visit to America by Pope Francis. What a Gift!
An excellent book indeed. Robert Cardinal Sarah systematically discusses the crises our church has been confronted with in recent times and suggests the practical ways of dealing with these challenges. The book challenges all those who are the blood and the heart of the church to develop a personal friendship with God so our Christian intentions and God's will must coincide more and more perfectly.As a Catholic priest, I have been humbled by Cardinal Sarah's assertion that the real treasure of the priesthood does not lie intellectual, theological, philosophical, and exegetical formation and expertise, but in "our friendship with God." The Cardinal makes it clear that "without a priesthood according to God's heart, cleansed of human ways, the church has no future." I perfectly agree with this humble servant of Christ Jesus.This is a book Catholic Christians, particularly those in leadership, must read. It is an easy read and excellently written. I highly recommend it. Fr. Joseph Domfeh
An Excellent book about a Holy Cardinal with profound insights on the recent history of the Catholic Church over the past seventy years and important observations the problems that the church faces in the modern world world. Probably one of the most important interviews given by a Cardinal since Cardinal Ratzinger gave the Interviews for Ratzinger Report, Salt of the Earth, and God and the World.
An excellent interview-style book reminiscent of Peter Seewald's interview books with Cardinal Ratzinger, who became Pope Benedict XVI. With his refreshingly blunt style, Cardinal Sarah reminds me of another plain-spoken African Cardinal, Francis Cardinal Arinze. The book is timely. Here is Cardinal Sarah on why ideology always fails:"Every extremist ideological project bears within it its own failure ... All ideologies end up disappearing, like Communism. Thus the fall of ideologies is inevitable as they are but mere products of man without God. But at what cost! ... Without God, man builds his hell on earth. ... Since we claim to have celebrated God's funeral, how can we be surprised that a godless world has become a hell on earth? Morality, freedom, love, technology, and science are nothing without God's presence. Man can devise the most magnificent works, but they will be mere sand castles and shifting illusions unless they are related to God." (PP.164, 190, 191, 170)Cardinal Sarah is beautiful and even mystical in talking of the sufferings of St. John Paul II:"This pope shows the glory of suffering. His pontificate was prodigious and at the same time crucified. ... God conformed this pope to the suffering of his Son. The lance that pierced Christ and the nails of his crucifixion went to the heart of John Paul II. The pope showed that there is no pastoral success without suffering. I admire his extreme courage in facing all the storms he weathered throughout his life. His last struggle with the illness that was consuming him was heroic. ... The pope was carrying the Gospel in his broken body, which was more luminous than ever. ... The body of John Paul II bore Christ's message for mankind. ... John Paul .. wanted to be totally configured to Christ and to live in profound communion with his sufferings. ... (As) Saint Bernard (said): 'The faithful soldier does not feel his wounds when he lovingly contemplates the wounds of his King.'" (PP. 93-95)I have barely scratched the surface of all the interesting topics Cardinal Sarah discusses in this book which also include, the modern popes, gender theory, the homosexual person, abortion and attacks against human life, science, technology, relativism, secularism, the natural law, priestly celibacy, the Mass, true vs. false freedom, Satan, the Mystery of Iniquity, God's Mercy, and on and on. In a letter on the back cover of the book, Pope Emeritus Benedict, who made Robert Sarah a Cardinal in 2010, says of the book:"I have read 'God or Nothing' with great spiritual profit, joy and gratitude. Your witness to the Church in Africa, your suffering during the time of Marxism, and the whole spiritual life is moving and has great importance for the Church, which is a bit spiritually tired in the West. All that you have written regarding the centrality of God, the celebration of the liturgy, the moral life of Christians is especially relevant and profound. Your courageous answers to the problems of gender theory clear up in a nebulous world a fundamental anthropological question."
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