May 7 Appeal: Did Cardinal Sarah Lie?
Cardinal Sarah told the authors of the May 7 appeal which warns that the coronavirus is exploited for promoting a one-world government, to cancel him from the list of signees. Sarah wrote on Twitter …More
Cardinal Sarah told the authors of the May 7 appeal which warns that the coronavirus is exploited for promoting a one-world government, to cancel him from the list of signees.
Sarah wrote on Twitter (May 8) that "a Cardinal Prefect, member of the Roman Curia, has to observe a certain restriction on political matters; he shouldn't sign petitions in such areas"
Therefore, he asked the authors of the text not to mention his name, "From a personal point of view, I may share some questions or preoccupations raised regarding restrictions on fundamental freedom, but I didn't sign that petition."
Promptly, Archbishop Viganò, the appeal's initiator, accused Sarah in a May 8 communique of “a grave wrong which he inflicted on the truth.”
Viganò writes that he had a May 4 phone conversation with Sarah, "The call was recorded and lasted 6 minutes and 25 seconds."
He transcribes Sarah's words. Sarah said, "It seems to me that this is a very serious matter. I think that this Appeal can do a lot of …More
Sarah wrote on Twitter (May 8) that "a Cardinal Prefect, member of the Roman Curia, has to observe a certain restriction on political matters; he shouldn't sign petitions in such areas"
Therefore, he asked the authors of the text not to mention his name, "From a personal point of view, I may share some questions or preoccupations raised regarding restrictions on fundamental freedom, but I didn't sign that petition."
Promptly, Archbishop Viganò, the appeal's initiator, accused Sarah in a May 8 communique of “a grave wrong which he inflicted on the truth.”
Viganò writes that he had a May 4 phone conversation with Sarah, "The call was recorded and lasted 6 minutes and 25 seconds."
He transcribes Sarah's words. Sarah said, "It seems to me that this is a very serious matter. I think that this Appeal can do a lot of …More
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And we love big brother, right up to the moment we get a bullet through the brain.
Lisi Sterndorfer
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Off topic, The Deep State did not appoint leftists to the courts to destroy our Constitution. The Deep State did not flood our country with illegal aliens. The Deep State did not accumulate $25 TRILLION in debt.
The statement has no weight before anyone at this point, because the hierarchy is compromised to the king of the NWO - Bergoglio. Let me know if it make a difference anywhere. I doubt it.
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"Bergoglio" isn't "king" of the NWO. He isn't even king of the Church. Politically, his influence is limited mostly to "legitimizing" leftist views and -only- for Catholics and -only- for the Novus Ordo among them. That's a sub-set of a subset of an already limited sample base.
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Thank you, Archbishop Viganò May God protect you from God's enemies.
Lisi Sterndorfer
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Robert Cardinal Sarah: A Cardinal Prefect, member of the Roman Curia has to observe a certain restriction on political matters. He shouldn't sign petitions in such aereas. Therefore this morning I explicitely asked the authors of the petition titled "For the Church and for the world" not to mention my name. From a personal point of view, I may share some questions or preoccupations raised regarding …More
Robert Cardinal Sarah: A Cardinal Prefect, member of the Roman Curia has to observe a certain restriction on political matters. He shouldn't sign petitions in such aereas. Therefore this morning I explicitely asked the authors of the petition titled "For the Church and for the world" not to mention my name. From a personal point of view, I may share some questions or preoccupations raised regarding restrictions on fundamental freedom but I didn't sign that petition.
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Archibishop Vigano reports Cardinal Sarah said "I agree that it (the petition) should be published as soon as possible." and agreed to sign it on May 4th. Cardinal Sarah later said a Cardinal Prefect "shouldn't sign petitions in such areas" on May 8th. Four days later.
Seems Cardinal Sarah received some counsel, thought the better of it and changed his mind.
Didn't he also star in "The Crow" …More
Archibishop Vigano reports Cardinal Sarah said "I agree that it (the petition) should be published as soon as possible." and agreed to sign it on May 4th. Cardinal Sarah later said a Cardinal Prefect "shouldn't sign petitions in such areas" on May 8th. Four days later.
Seems Cardinal Sarah received some counsel, thought the better of it and changed his mind.
Didn't he also star in "The Crow" (1994)? :D
Seems Cardinal Sarah received some counsel, thought the better of it and changed his mind.
Didn't he also star in "The Crow" (1994)? :D
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@Ultraviolet, No,no, I'm quite sure that is the beloved and most humorous Cardinal Arinze;)