Strange Coincidence: Coronavirus and Fatima. Strange Coincidence: Coronavirus and Fatima Cristina Siccardi pointed out on Correspondenza Romana a strange coincidence. While the world is fighting the …More
Strange Coincidence: Coronavirus and Fatima.
Strange Coincidence: Coronavirus and Fatima
Cristina Siccardi pointed out on Correspondenza Romana a strange coincidence. While the world is fighting the coronavirus, on February 20, the centenary of the death of Saint Jacinta Marto was celebrated, one of the seers of Fatima. She died at the age of ten because of the Spanish flue, the coronavirus of her time. Her brother Francisco had died ten months earlier also at the age of 10.
A Pandemia
Between 1918 and 1920, the virus of the Spanish flue infected about 500 million people, including some inhabitants of remote islands in the Pacific Ocean and the Arctic Ocean, causing the deaths of 50 to 100 million people, three to five percent of the world population at the time. It caused more victims than the 14th century Black Plague. Before Jacinta died she spent almost seven months in hospital.
Dramatic Words
Speaking about the people who are far away from God, the ten-year-old Jacinta exclaimed: “If they only knew that the acts of this earthly life have eternal value.” She said that this is the big problem of modern man, “He no longer knows what he is doing in this world, and thus searches hard for the meaning of things, without ever finding it.” Jacinta died completely alone in a Lisbon hospital.
Signs of Times
The centenary of Jacinta’s death coincides with a time when Mass is suspended in big parts of Italy, the country where the Vatican is located. Italy is among the countries most infected by the coronavirus. Lent begins with the quarantine of many. Never before as now, the Church keeps speaking about the signs of the times, and never before it was so unwilling to see and listen to them.
Strange Coincidence: Coronavirus and Fatima
Cristina Siccardi pointed out on Correspondenza Romana a strange coincidence. While the world is fighting the coronavirus, on February 20, the centenary of the death of Saint Jacinta Marto was celebrated, one of the seers of Fatima. She died at the age of ten because of the Spanish flue, the coronavirus of her time. Her brother Francisco had died ten months earlier also at the age of 10.
A Pandemia
Between 1918 and 1920, the virus of the Spanish flue infected about 500 million people, including some inhabitants of remote islands in the Pacific Ocean and the Arctic Ocean, causing the deaths of 50 to 100 million people, three to five percent of the world population at the time. It caused more victims than the 14th century Black Plague. Before Jacinta died she spent almost seven months in hospital.
Dramatic Words
Speaking about the people who are far away from God, the ten-year-old Jacinta exclaimed: “If they only knew that the acts of this earthly life have eternal value.” She said that this is the big problem of modern man, “He no longer knows what he is doing in this world, and thus searches hard for the meaning of things, without ever finding it.” Jacinta died completely alone in a Lisbon hospital.
Signs of Times
The centenary of Jacinta’s death coincides with a time when Mass is suspended in big parts of Italy, the country where the Vatican is located. Italy is among the countries most infected by the coronavirus. Lent begins with the quarantine of many. Never before as now, the Church keeps speaking about the signs of the times, and never before it was so unwilling to see and listen to them.
Trudeau moves to make Canada most permissive ‘euthanasia regime’ in the world
Cardinal Thomas Collins denounced the Liberals' bill, saying 'This is a new chapter in death on demand.' Fri Feb 28, 2020 - 6:58 pm EST
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Trudeau moves to make Canada most permissive ‘euthanasia regime’ in the world
Cardinal Thomas Collins denounced the Liberals' bill, saying 'This is a new chapter in death on demand.' Fri Feb 28, 2020 - 6:58 pm EST
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OTTAWA, February 28, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) — The Trudeau Liberal government’s euthanasia bill tabled earlier this week will give Canada the most permissive euthanasia law in the world, its critics are unanimously warning.
Introduced February 24 by Justice Minister David Lametti, Bill C-7 is the Liberal response to the Quebec court decision last September striking down the requirement that a person’s “natural death be reasonably foreseeable” to qualify for death by lethal injection.
But the federal bill expands euthanasia — legal in Canada since June 2016 — far beyond dispensing with the terminal illness criterion the Quebec Truchon-Gladu ruling declared unconstitutional.
“Any way you look at it, it’s a minefield,” said Alex Schadenberg, executive director of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition.
“The language of the bill is just simply, absolutely confusing and ridiculous. If they do pass Bill C-7, we will become the most wide-open euthanasia regime in the world.”
Schadenberg is joined by Campaign Life Coalition, Canadian Physicians for Life, Physicians Alliance Against Euthanasia, Living With Dignity, and the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, among others, in fiercely denouncing the bill.
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Notably, Cardinal Thomas Collins of Toronto issued a strongly worded statement the day after the bill was tabled urging Canadians to oppose it.
“This is a new chapter of death on demand,” he wrote.
“Canada has cast aside restrictions at a far quicker pace than any other jurisdiction in the world that has legalized euthanasia.” (See Cardinal Collins’ full statement below.)
Bill C-7 will allow lethal injection of individuals who are no longer competent to consent, such as persons with dementia, if they have issued an advance directive asking to be euthanized at a future date, Schadenberg noted in an analysis of the legislation.
“This amendment to the law contravenes the Carter decision which required that a person be capable of consenting to die,” he said, referring to the 2015 Supreme Court ruling that struck down Canada’s prohibition of euthanasia as unconstitutional.
The Trudeau government “appears to be working closely with the euthanasia lobby” which has the “goal of amending the law to allow ‘advanced consent’ for euthanasia,” he observed.
Allowing euthanasia by “prior consent” can lead to such horrific scenarios as an elderly Dutch woman being lethally injected forcibly in 2016 as family members held her down.
In that case, the doctor was ultimately exonerated when a court ruled in September 2019 that not euthanizing the patient would have undermined the wishes she expressed four years earlier when first diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Bill C-7 specifies individuals must not be euthanized if they show they don’t want to be “by words, sounds or gestures,” but states they can be killed if these signals are deemed “involuntary.”
The bill allows the medical practitioner who is killing the patient to be one of the two required witnesses — which is an “insane” conflict of interest, noted Schadenberg.
Bill C-7 waives the current 10-day waiting period for individuals deemed terminally ill so they can be lethally injected the same day they request euthanasia.
It implements a 90-day waiting period for individuals seeking euthanasia for a non-terminal condition, creatng a two-tier law that Schadenberg predicts is open invitation for a Charter challenge.
“A future court decision will likely strike down the 90-day waiting period for people who are not terminally ill because this provision represents an inequality within the law,” he says.
As for the bill’s purported ban on euthanasia for mental illness, “it’s a smokescreen, at best, to say that ‘mental illness’ is not allowed because, in fact, it is,” Schadenberg told LifeSiteNews.When Liberals legalized euthanasia four years ago, its Bill C-14 allowed euthanasia for persons at least 18 years of age who were capable of giving consent and who suffered from a “grievous and irremediable medical condition.”
The 2016 bill defined the latter as “a serious and incurable illness, disease or disability” resulting in “an advanced state of irreversible decline in capability” and causing “enduring physical or psychological suffering that is intolerable to them and that cannot be relieved under conditions that they consider acceptable” (emphasis added).
Bill C-7 is explicit that “for the purposes of paragraph (2)(a), a mental illness is not considered to be an illness, disease or disability.”
But this does not prevent euthanasia for “psychological reasons, since the law specifically allows it,” Schadenberg pointed out.
Moreover, with Bill C-7, the Liberals “haven’t defined ‘mental illness’ and they haven’t amended ‘psychological suffering’ to exclude ‘mental illness’,” he said.
Schadenberg argues that the Liberals should set aside Bill C-7 and concentrate on the planned June 2020 review of the current law.
David Cooke of Campaign Life Coalition also excoriated the bill as a “how-to” manual on killing Canadians in a detailed analysis here.
Among actions opposing the bill, Campaign Life has launched a petition to MPs against Bill C-7 here. The EPC has a petition to Justice Minister Lametti and Health Minister Patty Hadju asking the Liberals to nix the bill here.
The CCCB joined Cardinal Collins in asking Canadians to oppose the bill. To find who your MP is, go here.
***
Cardinal Collins’ full statement:
The federal government has introduced new legislation expanding the eligibility criteria for euthanasia. The inaccurate term, medical assistance in dying (MAiD), is currently used to describe what this law would allow, but this process is more accurately called euthanasia or assisted suicide. Pain medication and other resources and procedures can be used effectively to medically assist people who are dying, but that is not what MAiD means. It means giving a lethal injection to people who are not dying, so that they will die.
Those who oppose euthanasia expressed concern in 2016, when it was first legalized, that once the state legally provided death for some, it would only be a matter of time before the criteria for that would be expanded. This was dismissed as a slippery slope argument; we were told that “safeguards” would protect the most vulnerable. Now, less than four years later, we are far down the slope, and the criteria for euthanasia have been radically expanded.
There is no longer a requirement that the person receiving euthanasia be terminally ill. Under this legislation, any serious incurable illness, disease, or disability would render one eligible for euthanasia. Additionally, without any further study or direction from the courts, the new legislation would legalize euthanasia where consent is obtained by an advance directive. This is a new chapter of death on demand. Canada has cast aside restrictions at a far quicker pace than any other jurisdiction in the world that has legalized euthanasia.
As our legislators and country consider the legislation presented this week in Parliament, we should be mindful of the following:
In 2016, the government indicated that before any new legislation would be introduced, there would be a thorough five-year review of the impact of euthanasia in Canada – no such review has taken place. Yet the government moves forward without such critical analysis, even though it is reported that since 2016 at least 13,000 people have died from lethal injection.
Where is the political will to push forward on palliative care for all Canadians? Only 30 per cent of Canadians have access to quality palliative care even though we know that pain and loneliness are among the biggest fears of those who are suffering. Palliative care can address these issues. If all Canadians had access to quality palliative care, fewer would seek lethal injection. Instead of developing an overall culture of care, we are rushing towards death on demand. The same doctors who are trying to care for their patients will now be called on to endorse euthanasia for them.
Under the proposed legislation, disabled Canadians with no terminal illness will now be eligible for lethal injection. People with disabilities already face substantial challenges relating to employment, housing, appropriate medical care and support. Their lives matter. They should never be seen as a burden to our society. We should be alarmed that those who have struggled for decades to be treated with equality may well be pressured, whether from family, friends or even their own health care professionals, to “ease their burden” and end their lives. These people need assisted living, not assisted death.
I invite all Canadians concerned about this legislation to contact their Member of Parliament to voice their concerns. We should also take time to be truly present to those who may feel that they are on the margins in our community. Those who feel that their life no longer has value must be assured by all of us that this is absolutely not the case – there is dignity within each human life, not just when we are young, healthy and able, but even more so, when we are fragile and vulnerable.
It is up to every Canadian to foster a culture of care and love for one another. The answer is not assisted death in its many forms; it is accompanying our family, our friends and even strangers to assist them in life, recognizing the inherent dignity of every person.
Cardinal Thomas Collins
Archbishop of Toronto
February 25, 2020
Cardinal Thomas Collins denounced the Liberals' bill, saying 'This is a new chapter in death on demand.' Fri Feb 28, 2020 - 6:58 pm EST
www.lifesitenews.com/news/trudeau-moves-t…
OTTAWA, February 28, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) — The Trudeau Liberal government’s euthanasia bill tabled earlier this week will give Canada the most permissive euthanasia law in the world, its critics are unanimously warning.
Introduced February 24 by Justice Minister David Lametti, Bill C-7 is the Liberal response to the Quebec court decision last September striking down the requirement that a person’s “natural death be reasonably foreseeable” to qualify for death by lethal injection.
But the federal bill expands euthanasia — legal in Canada since June 2016 — far beyond dispensing with the terminal illness criterion the Quebec Truchon-Gladu ruling declared unconstitutional.
“Any way you look at it, it’s a minefield,” said Alex Schadenberg, executive director of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition.
“The language of the bill is just simply, absolutely confusing and ridiculous. If they do pass Bill C-7, we will become the most wide-open euthanasia regime in the world.”
Schadenberg is joined by Campaign Life Coalition, Canadian Physicians for Life, Physicians Alliance Against Euthanasia, Living With Dignity, and the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, among others, in fiercely denouncing the bill.
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Notably, Cardinal Thomas Collins of Toronto issued a strongly worded statement the day after the bill was tabled urging Canadians to oppose it.
“This is a new chapter of death on demand,” he wrote.
“Canada has cast aside restrictions at a far quicker pace than any other jurisdiction in the world that has legalized euthanasia.” (See Cardinal Collins’ full statement below.)
Bill C-7 will allow lethal injection of individuals who are no longer competent to consent, such as persons with dementia, if they have issued an advance directive asking to be euthanized at a future date, Schadenberg noted in an analysis of the legislation.
“This amendment to the law contravenes the Carter decision which required that a person be capable of consenting to die,” he said, referring to the 2015 Supreme Court ruling that struck down Canada’s prohibition of euthanasia as unconstitutional.
The Trudeau government “appears to be working closely with the euthanasia lobby” which has the “goal of amending the law to allow ‘advanced consent’ for euthanasia,” he observed.
Allowing euthanasia by “prior consent” can lead to such horrific scenarios as an elderly Dutch woman being lethally injected forcibly in 2016 as family members held her down.
In that case, the doctor was ultimately exonerated when a court ruled in September 2019 that not euthanizing the patient would have undermined the wishes she expressed four years earlier when first diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Bill C-7 specifies individuals must not be euthanized if they show they don’t want to be “by words, sounds or gestures,” but states they can be killed if these signals are deemed “involuntary.”
The bill allows the medical practitioner who is killing the patient to be one of the two required witnesses — which is an “insane” conflict of interest, noted Schadenberg.
Bill C-7 waives the current 10-day waiting period for individuals deemed terminally ill so they can be lethally injected the same day they request euthanasia.
It implements a 90-day waiting period for individuals seeking euthanasia for a non-terminal condition, creatng a two-tier law that Schadenberg predicts is open invitation for a Charter challenge.
“A future court decision will likely strike down the 90-day waiting period for people who are not terminally ill because this provision represents an inequality within the law,” he says.
As for the bill’s purported ban on euthanasia for mental illness, “it’s a smokescreen, at best, to say that ‘mental illness’ is not allowed because, in fact, it is,” Schadenberg told LifeSiteNews.When Liberals legalized euthanasia four years ago, its Bill C-14 allowed euthanasia for persons at least 18 years of age who were capable of giving consent and who suffered from a “grievous and irremediable medical condition.”
The 2016 bill defined the latter as “a serious and incurable illness, disease or disability” resulting in “an advanced state of irreversible decline in capability” and causing “enduring physical or psychological suffering that is intolerable to them and that cannot be relieved under conditions that they consider acceptable” (emphasis added).
Bill C-7 is explicit that “for the purposes of paragraph (2)(a), a mental illness is not considered to be an illness, disease or disability.”
But this does not prevent euthanasia for “psychological reasons, since the law specifically allows it,” Schadenberg pointed out.
Moreover, with Bill C-7, the Liberals “haven’t defined ‘mental illness’ and they haven’t amended ‘psychological suffering’ to exclude ‘mental illness’,” he said.
Schadenberg argues that the Liberals should set aside Bill C-7 and concentrate on the planned June 2020 review of the current law.
David Cooke of Campaign Life Coalition also excoriated the bill as a “how-to” manual on killing Canadians in a detailed analysis here.
Among actions opposing the bill, Campaign Life has launched a petition to MPs against Bill C-7 here. The EPC has a petition to Justice Minister Lametti and Health Minister Patty Hadju asking the Liberals to nix the bill here.
The CCCB joined Cardinal Collins in asking Canadians to oppose the bill. To find who your MP is, go here.
***
Cardinal Collins’ full statement:
The federal government has introduced new legislation expanding the eligibility criteria for euthanasia. The inaccurate term, medical assistance in dying (MAiD), is currently used to describe what this law would allow, but this process is more accurately called euthanasia or assisted suicide. Pain medication and other resources and procedures can be used effectively to medically assist people who are dying, but that is not what MAiD means. It means giving a lethal injection to people who are not dying, so that they will die.
Those who oppose euthanasia expressed concern in 2016, when it was first legalized, that once the state legally provided death for some, it would only be a matter of time before the criteria for that would be expanded. This was dismissed as a slippery slope argument; we were told that “safeguards” would protect the most vulnerable. Now, less than four years later, we are far down the slope, and the criteria for euthanasia have been radically expanded.
There is no longer a requirement that the person receiving euthanasia be terminally ill. Under this legislation, any serious incurable illness, disease, or disability would render one eligible for euthanasia. Additionally, without any further study or direction from the courts, the new legislation would legalize euthanasia where consent is obtained by an advance directive. This is a new chapter of death on demand. Canada has cast aside restrictions at a far quicker pace than any other jurisdiction in the world that has legalized euthanasia.
As our legislators and country consider the legislation presented this week in Parliament, we should be mindful of the following:
In 2016, the government indicated that before any new legislation would be introduced, there would be a thorough five-year review of the impact of euthanasia in Canada – no such review has taken place. Yet the government moves forward without such critical analysis, even though it is reported that since 2016 at least 13,000 people have died from lethal injection.
Where is the political will to push forward on palliative care for all Canadians? Only 30 per cent of Canadians have access to quality palliative care even though we know that pain and loneliness are among the biggest fears of those who are suffering. Palliative care can address these issues. If all Canadians had access to quality palliative care, fewer would seek lethal injection. Instead of developing an overall culture of care, we are rushing towards death on demand. The same doctors who are trying to care for their patients will now be called on to endorse euthanasia for them.
Under the proposed legislation, disabled Canadians with no terminal illness will now be eligible for lethal injection. People with disabilities already face substantial challenges relating to employment, housing, appropriate medical care and support. Their lives matter. They should never be seen as a burden to our society. We should be alarmed that those who have struggled for decades to be treated with equality may well be pressured, whether from family, friends or even their own health care professionals, to “ease their burden” and end their lives. These people need assisted living, not assisted death.
I invite all Canadians concerned about this legislation to contact their Member of Parliament to voice their concerns. We should also take time to be truly present to those who may feel that they are on the margins in our community. Those who feel that their life no longer has value must be assured by all of us that this is absolutely not the case – there is dignity within each human life, not just when we are young, healthy and able, but even more so, when we are fragile and vulnerable.
It is up to every Canadian to foster a culture of care and love for one another. The answer is not assisted death in its many forms; it is accompanying our family, our friends and even strangers to assist them in life, recognizing the inherent dignity of every person.
Cardinal Thomas Collins
Archbishop of Toronto
February 25, 2020
The coronavirus has nothing to do with the Spanish flu. This one was a punishment from God; this one is a miserable Masonic human invention : catholique.forumactif.com/t700-news-au-27-fevrier-2020 And the conciliar skillfully uses it to close churches. On the other hand, AIDS is a real divine punishment against homos.
We must know how to differentiate things so as not to fall into the traps of …More
The coronavirus has nothing to do with the Spanish flu. This one was a punishment from God; this one is a miserable Masonic human invention : catholique.forumactif.com/t700-news-au-27-fevrier-2020 And the conciliar skillfully uses it to close churches. On the other hand, AIDS is a real divine punishment against homos.
We must know how to differentiate things so as not to fall into the traps of masonry. The coronavirus is a miserable antichristic counterfeit. It only serves to create a completely idiotic global psychosis. The same will be true of the false miracles of the Antichrist, but in the opposite direction, that is to say, it will create a world euphoria, a pale figure of which is offered to us by the euphoria created by Vatican II among Catholics.
We must know how to differentiate things so as not to fall into the traps of masonry. The coronavirus is a miserable antichristic counterfeit. It only serves to create a completely idiotic global psychosis. The same will be true of the false miracles of the Antichrist, but in the opposite direction, that is to say, it will create a world euphoria, a pale figure of which is offered to us by the euphoria created by Vatican II among Catholics.
ÉTRANGE COÏNCIDENCE : CORONAVIRUS et FATIMA
catholique.forumactif.com/t701-news-au-28-fevrier-2020
Cristina Siccardi a souligné sur Correspondenza Romana une étrange coïncidence. Alors que le monde lutte contre le coronavirus, le 20 février dernier, on a célébré le centenaire de la mort de Sainte Jacinthe Marto, une des voyantes de Fatima. Elle est morte à l'âge de dix ans à cause de la grippe …More
ÉTRANGE COÏNCIDENCE : CORONAVIRUS et FATIMA
catholique.forumactif.com/t701-news-au-28-fevrier-2020
Cristina Siccardi a souligné sur Correspondenza Romana une étrange coïncidence. Alors que le monde lutte contre le coronavirus, le 20 février dernier, on a célébré le centenaire de la mort de Sainte Jacinthe Marto, une des voyantes de Fatima. Elle est morte à l'âge de dix ans à cause de la grippe espagnole, le coronavirus de son époque. Son frère Francisco était mort dix mois plus tôt, également à l'âge de dix ans.
Une Pandémie
Entre 1918 et 1920, le virus de la grippe espagnole a infecté environ 500 millions de personnes, dont certains habitants d'îles éloignées de l'océan Pacifique et de l'océan Arctique, causant la mort de 50 à 100 millions de personnes, soit trois à cinq pour cent de la population mondiale de l'époque. Il a fait plus de victimes que la peste noire du XIVe siècle. Avant de mourir, Jacinta a passé près de sept mois à l'hôpital.
Mots dramatiques
Parlant des gens qui sont loin de Dieu, la petite Jacinta, dix ans, s'est exclamée : « Si seulement ils savaient que les actes de cette vie terrestre ont une valeur éternelle. » Elle a déclaré que c'est le grand problème de l'homme moderne : « Il ne sait plus ce qu'il fait dans ce monde, et cherche donc avec acharnement le sens des choses, sans jamais le trouver. » Jacinta est morte complètement seule dans un hôpital de Lisbonne.
Signes des temps
Le centenaire de la mort de Jacinta coïncide avec une période où la messe est suspendue dans de grandes parties de l'Italie, le pays où se trouve le Vatican. L'Italie est l'un des pays les plus infectés par le coronavirus. Le carême commence par la mise en quarantaine de nombreuses personnes. Jamais auparavant comme aujourd'hui, l'Église ne cesse de parler des signes des temps, et jamais auparavant elle n'a été aussi peu disposée à les voir et à les écouter.
[Le coronavirus n'a rien à voir avec la grippe espagnole. Celle-ci était un châtiment de Dieu ; celui-là est une misérable invention humaine maçonnique : catholique.forumactif.com/t700-news-au-27-fevrier-2020 Et la conciliaire se sert adroitement de cette fabrication pour fermer les églises. Par contre, le SIDA est un véritable châtiment divin à l'encontre des homos.
Il faut savoir différentier les choses afin de ne point tomber dans les pièges de la maçonnerie. Le coronavirus est une misérable contrefaçon antéchristique. Il ne sert qu'à créer une psychose mondiale complètement idiote. Il en ira de même pour les faux miracles de l'Antéchrist, mais dans le sens inverse, c'est-à-dire qu'il créeront un euphorie mondiale dont une pâle figure nous est offerte par l'euphorie que créa Vatican II chez les catholiques.]
catholique.forumactif.com/t701-news-au-28-fevrier-2020
Cristina Siccardi a souligné sur Correspondenza Romana une étrange coïncidence. Alors que le monde lutte contre le coronavirus, le 20 février dernier, on a célébré le centenaire de la mort de Sainte Jacinthe Marto, une des voyantes de Fatima. Elle est morte à l'âge de dix ans à cause de la grippe espagnole, le coronavirus de son époque. Son frère Francisco était mort dix mois plus tôt, également à l'âge de dix ans.
Une Pandémie
Entre 1918 et 1920, le virus de la grippe espagnole a infecté environ 500 millions de personnes, dont certains habitants d'îles éloignées de l'océan Pacifique et de l'océan Arctique, causant la mort de 50 à 100 millions de personnes, soit trois à cinq pour cent de la population mondiale de l'époque. Il a fait plus de victimes que la peste noire du XIVe siècle. Avant de mourir, Jacinta a passé près de sept mois à l'hôpital.
Mots dramatiques
Parlant des gens qui sont loin de Dieu, la petite Jacinta, dix ans, s'est exclamée : « Si seulement ils savaient que les actes de cette vie terrestre ont une valeur éternelle. » Elle a déclaré que c'est le grand problème de l'homme moderne : « Il ne sait plus ce qu'il fait dans ce monde, et cherche donc avec acharnement le sens des choses, sans jamais le trouver. » Jacinta est morte complètement seule dans un hôpital de Lisbonne.
Signes des temps
Le centenaire de la mort de Jacinta coïncide avec une période où la messe est suspendue dans de grandes parties de l'Italie, le pays où se trouve le Vatican. L'Italie est l'un des pays les plus infectés par le coronavirus. Le carême commence par la mise en quarantaine de nombreuses personnes. Jamais auparavant comme aujourd'hui, l'Église ne cesse de parler des signes des temps, et jamais auparavant elle n'a été aussi peu disposée à les voir et à les écouter.
[Le coronavirus n'a rien à voir avec la grippe espagnole. Celle-ci était un châtiment de Dieu ; celui-là est une misérable invention humaine maçonnique : catholique.forumactif.com/t700-news-au-27-fevrier-2020 Et la conciliaire se sert adroitement de cette fabrication pour fermer les églises. Par contre, le SIDA est un véritable châtiment divin à l'encontre des homos.
Il faut savoir différentier les choses afin de ne point tomber dans les pièges de la maçonnerie. Le coronavirus est une misérable contrefaçon antéchristique. Il ne sert qu'à créer une psychose mondiale complètement idiote. Il en ira de même pour les faux miracles de l'Antéchrist, mais dans le sens inverse, c'est-à-dire qu'il créeront un euphorie mondiale dont une pâle figure nous est offerte par l'euphorie que créa Vatican II chez les catholiques.]
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