Francis Again "Allows" Adulterer Communion: "You Will Say That The Pope Is Lutheran"

@petrus100452 the issue is whether he is authentically the Pope or not.
If he is actually, in real terms..... not the Pope......then we say......HE IS NOT THE POPE!!!
@petrus100452 it would seem you think he is the pope.
However, there are many who read this website who from their extensive & detailed research have come to understand that he is not the Pope.
Archbishop Vigano, Fr James Altman, Fr Paul Kramer, Ann Barnhardt, Dr Ed Mazza, Patrick Coffin, the Bishops @Adrien mentions above, are prominent examples. These are highly intelligent orthodox lay Catholics and Church leaders. Archbishop Vigano is an absolute standout....among all the hierarchy....in intellect, courage, and fidelity to the True Catholic Faith .
We faithful Catholics should always state the truth as we see it....we cannot make a statement based on the potential consequences of making that statement.
If we state that we believe......something that we don't believe........we tell a lie.
That is a sin as you know!!!
@petrus100452 I would encourage you to register for the following upcoming conference. Archbishop Vigano to Speak at Online Conference!!! – Dr. Edmund Mazza

Archbishop Vigano to Speak at Online Conference!!!
October 24, 2023 by Ed Mazza
“Is the Pope Catholic?”

A Conference Seeking the Truth about the “Two Popes”
Saturday December 9, 2023

Featuring:

His Excellency Archbishop Carlo Vigano

Fr. James Altman

Fr. Paul Kramer

Dr. Ed Mazza

Ann Barnhardt

Elizabeth Yore

To REGISTER please email: edmundmazza@gmail.com
On February 11, 2013, two tremendous bolts of lightening struck the Dome of St. Peter’s Basilica, directly above the Tomb of the Apostle–the same day Pope Benedict announced his stunning Declaratio! Stranger still, in the Vatican, for the next decade, two men wore the signature white cassock, two men bestowed their own personal Apostolic Blessings on the faithful and two men were formally addressed as “His Holiness.” One resided in seclusion and self-imposed silence, in prayer and meditation at the Mater Ecclesiae Monastery in the Vatican Gardens. The other still resides in the Domus Sanctae Marthae, the Vatican hotel, which was built to house visiting cardinals. (Curiously, the Papal Apartments located in the Apostolic Palace since the 17th Century remain uninhabited.) The unexpected renunciation of Benedict and his perplexing presence in the Vatican as “Pope Emeritus” still confounds Catholics as much as–in some sense, even more than–the globalism and heterodoxy of the putative pope, Francis.

Now that the new “Synodal” Church is being foisted upon us, it’s time to seek the truth about the “two Popes.” It’s time for the silent majority to speak out. As conference speaker, His Excellency Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano has prophetically intoned:
Among the titles of the Roman Pontiff recurs, along with
Christi Vicarius, that of Servus servorum Dei [“Servant of the
servants of God”]. While the former has been disdainfully
rejected by Bergoglio, his choice to retain the latter sounds
like a provocation, as evidenced by his words and deeds.
The day will come when the Presuli of the Church will be
asked to clarify what intrigues and what conspiracies could
have led to the Throne him who acts as “Servant of Satan’s
servants,” and why they have fearfully witnessed his
intemperances or made themselves accomplices of this
proud heretical tyrant. Let those who know and who keep
silent out of false prudence tremble: by their silence they do
not protect the honor of the Holy Church, nor do they
preserve the simple ones from scandal. On the contrary,
they plunge the Bride of the Lamb into ignominy and
humiliation, and turn the faithful away from the Ark of
salvation at the very moment of the Flood.
Various speakers at “Is the Pope Catholic?” Conference will consider the possibility of 1) the invalidity of Pope Benedict’s resignation, or 2) the invalidity of Bergoglio’s acceptance of the Papacy, or 3) Bergoglio’s loss of office due to public material (if not formal) heresy.
Code of Canon Law of the Catholic Church, Canon 748 §1. “All persons are bound to seek the truth in those things which regard God and his Church…are bound by the obligation…of embracing and observing the truth which they have come to know.”
Fr. Franz Wernz and Fr. Pedro Vidal’s Ius Canonicum, an eight-volume work published in 1943, which is perhaps the most highly respected commentary on the 1917 Code of Canon Law, states:
“Finally they cannot be numbered among the schismatics, who refuse to obey the Roman Pontiff because they consider his person to be suspect or doubtfully elected on account of rumors in circulation.”

@Tony M As for the authenticity of Francis' papacy, I agree with Bishop Schneider. Bishop Vigano has never said he does not recognize Francis. He has only said that Catholics should consider the possibility that his election could be invalid. In my humble opinion, only God can judge that. Bishop Vigano speaks of a wrong intention of Francis when he became pope. But no one can judge the intentions of another. Even in a marriage - to which Bishop Vigano compares the appointment as pope - only the person in question can say what his/her intentions were. Thereby, a marriage is a sacrament (which can be annulled) and a choice of pope is not, so the comparison does not hold up anyway.
Archbishop Jan Pawel Lenga (rightly) accused the pope of heresy in his Abu Dhabi declaration but he too does not deny the validity of his papacy. The good, old (100 years old) bishop Gracida has made many (justified) criticisms of Francis but neither has denied the validity of his papacy.
Fr. Altmann indeed denies that pope Francis is the pope. I think he makes a mistake.
Of course some laymen can be found who deny the validity, but that is with every pope (sedevacantists you call them).
Francis functions as pope, i.e. his directives are implemented by most of the bishops (see to Synod on synodality), his encyclicals are read and considered norms by many bishops. Whether he functions as he should is another matter. But he is functioning and every morning he rises as "Pope Francis."