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Instaurare omnia in Christo A civic religious
cultural catholic journal
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ON LINE issues DEUTSCH FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL |
The Aims of INSTAURARE The
aims of the journal are openly stated in the “manifesto”, which is dated 1st
May 1971: “to fight against any culpable toleration or transition in matter of
faith and morals, in order to claim the need to re-establish - also in the
civic sphere - the religious values, which are foundation and warranty for
the civil community itself; [furthermore,] to fight against challenges of the
rationalistic critique, which denies any transcendence”. INSTAURARE omnia in Christo, thus, supports the claim that one can speak about a juridical and political order only if this is founded on natural law (Ten Commandments), which cannot be dispensed if the common good has to be attained. In
this way, the journal was and still is in open contrast with the hegemonic
liberal culture, which supports indifferentism, and, before that, with
Marxist culture, which, in the Seventies of last Century, seemed to be fated
to triumph. INSTAURARE is also in open contrast with
modernist “Catholic” culture, both on the political and the theological
level. Indeed, it had to take position also on the dogmatic-religious level.
It openly criticised the rationalistic critique, which, on the biblical and
ecclesiastical level, is supported as a re-actualisation of modernism (the
synthesis of all heresies, according to Piu X's definition) by the prevailing
contemporary “Catholic” culture. Unlike
other Anti-modernist Catholic movements and associations, INSTAURARE
does not take any historical time as a model; it judges positive support to
so called “lesser evils” to be an error; it has never hesitated on the
interpretation of the Second Vatican Council, which it has always considered
to be in continuity with Catholic Tradition. Last
modified: July 2010
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