Autobiography: Francis at Least Believes in the Dogma of the Covid Injections

The autobiography of Pope Francis was published on 19 March. Key points.

- Opposing the [controversial] Covid injections based on mRNA is like "opposing the antidote" and thus "an almost suicidal act of denial," says vaccine expert Jorge Mario Bergoglio.

- Francis repeated his condemnation of Cardinal Burke, first made in 2021: "There were even some anti-vaxxers among the bishops: some came close to death".

- The stories published by PillarCatholic and RemnantNewspaper about the inclusion of women in the next conclave are, according to Francis, "pure fantasy" aimed at "damaging and dividing the Church" [which is what Francis himself is doing].

- Francis is full of admiration for Benedict XVI, but admits that he was unhappy to have him around because the ex-pope was manipulated for "political and ideological" reasons.

- As much as he praises the resignation of Benedict XVI [who was much better off at the moment when he resigned than Francis is now], he doesn't see "any conditions for resignation" [although Francis can hardly walk] and wants to stay in power until death.

- He is hurt by those who say the truism that he is "destroying the papacy" and he believes that they say this because he has allegedly reduced the distance between the pope and "the people" [whoever that is].

- Because of the stubbornness of age or his personal inclination towards homosexuals, he still doesn't admit the damage he has done with the Fiducia supplicans: "Jesus visited and often met people who lived on the margins, on the existential peripheries," he claims [but Christ never blessed sin].

- Francis claims that "members of the LGBTQ+ community" (sic) are "often marginalised", while in reality they enjoy group privileges and are the sacred cows of the Western oligarchs who control politics.

- Even the tragic case of Emanuela Orlandi, who disappeared in 1983, is mentioned; Francis says he is praying for the family, especially the mother, and stresses that the Vatican has reopened an investigation [which it only did to bow to pressure from the oligarchs, since it is clear that nothing new will be found].

- The brutal dictator in the Vatican also said: "For my part, I continue to cherish a dream for the future: that our Church will be gentle, humble and helpful, with the attributes of God - and therefore also tender, close and full of compassion". No comment.

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