To Bishops of Africa /Response to the Statement by Archbishop C. M. Viganò/ Dear Bishops of Africa, we are addressing you, each of you personally and individually, in the awareness that an extremely …More
To Bishops of Africa
/Response to the Statement by Archbishop C. M. Viganò/
Dear Bishops of Africa,
we are addressing you, each of you personally and individually, in the awareness that an extremely serious situation has arisen in these hours. In our previous letter, we brought your attention to the tragic situation resulting from Fiducia supplicans. So, it is not enough that you have rejected this Declaration. God wants you to separate yourselves and your dioceses from the invalid Pope and his sect. May Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò be an example to you. Let us quote from his Statement of 28 June 2024: “As I stated in my Communiqué of 20 June, I do not recognize the authority of the tribunal that claims to judge me, nor of its Prefect, nor of the one who appointed him.”
Dear Bishops, follow the example of Archbishop Viganò. Do not be afraid to stand in defence of God’s laws and the Church like he did. It is your pastoral duty. If you fail to do it in time, you will lose the chance of saving the Church and your nations. Your union with apostasy and moral decay caused by sodomy would bring a curse on Africa.
Archbishop Viganò further states: “I am convinced that among the Bishops and priests there are many who have experienced and still experience today the excruciating internal conflict of finding themselves divided between what Christ the Pontiff asks of them – and they know it well – and what the one who presents himself as Bishop of Rome imposes with force, with blackmail, and with threats.”
Six years ago, Archbishop Viganò spoke out against the crime of homosexuality committed by Cardinal McCarrick against seminarians and covered up by the current invalid Pope Jorge Bergoglio. Exposing their crime, Archbishop Viganò risked everything, even his life. In his Statement, by God’s authority, he now addresses all the bishops, and especially you, the bishops of Africa.
He reminds you of your sacred duty and responsibility for the present-day Church and her future. Remember that your duty before God is to separate from the manifest heretic Bergoglio, who has even dedicated himself to Satan in Canada and introduced a sodomite antigospel with the blessing of sin.
The Archbishop continues in his Statement: “Today it is more necessary than ever for us Pastors to wake up from our torpor: Hora est iam nos de somno surgere (Rom 13:11). Our responsibility before God, the Church, and souls requires us to unequivocally denounce all the errors and deviations that we have tolerated for too long, because we will not be judged either by Bergoglio or by the world, but by Our Lord Jesus Christ.”
Archbishop Viganò makes it clear that he does not recognize Jorge Bergoglio as the head of the Catholic Church. Bergoglio is a manifest heretic and by legalizing sodomy in the Church he stands at the head of open rebellion against God. Do separate from his jurisdiction, just as it was publicly done by the former US nuncio Carlo Maria Viganò. Separate yourselves and your dioceses. You should also urge the local government to sever diplomatic relations with the apostate Vatican.
The Archbishop urgently emphasizes responsibility before God: “We will give an account to Him of every soul lost through our negligence, of every sin committed by each soul because of us, of every scandal before which we have remained silent out of false prudence, through a desire for quiet living, through complicity.”
Dear bishop in the Church in Africa, do not wait for a bishop in America or Europe to take the first step of separation. You are backed up by the believers as well as the political leaders of your nation. None of the bishops in Europe or elsewhere have such conditions. If the episcopal conference in your nation has already been infected with the spirit of Bergoglianism, represented in Africa by Cardinal Besungu, you as a diocesan bishop must not delay separation. Separate yourself and your diocese from the manifest heretic and from the curse he brings on Africa. The other bishops and their dioceses will then join you.
In Christ,
+ Elijah
Patriarch of the Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate
+ Methodius OSBMr + Timothy OSBMr
Secretary Bishops
6 July 2024
/Response to the Statement by Archbishop C. M. Viganò/
Dear Bishops of Africa,
we are addressing you, each of you personally and individually, in the awareness that an extremely serious situation has arisen in these hours. In our previous letter, we brought your attention to the tragic situation resulting from Fiducia supplicans. So, it is not enough that you have rejected this Declaration. God wants you to separate yourselves and your dioceses from the invalid Pope and his sect. May Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò be an example to you. Let us quote from his Statement of 28 June 2024: “As I stated in my Communiqué of 20 June, I do not recognize the authority of the tribunal that claims to judge me, nor of its Prefect, nor of the one who appointed him.”
Dear Bishops, follow the example of Archbishop Viganò. Do not be afraid to stand in defence of God’s laws and the Church like he did. It is your pastoral duty. If you fail to do it in time, you will lose the chance of saving the Church and your nations. Your union with apostasy and moral decay caused by sodomy would bring a curse on Africa.
Archbishop Viganò further states: “I am convinced that among the Bishops and priests there are many who have experienced and still experience today the excruciating internal conflict of finding themselves divided between what Christ the Pontiff asks of them – and they know it well – and what the one who presents himself as Bishop of Rome imposes with force, with blackmail, and with threats.”
Six years ago, Archbishop Viganò spoke out against the crime of homosexuality committed by Cardinal McCarrick against seminarians and covered up by the current invalid Pope Jorge Bergoglio. Exposing their crime, Archbishop Viganò risked everything, even his life. In his Statement, by God’s authority, he now addresses all the bishops, and especially you, the bishops of Africa.
He reminds you of your sacred duty and responsibility for the present-day Church and her future. Remember that your duty before God is to separate from the manifest heretic Bergoglio, who has even dedicated himself to Satan in Canada and introduced a sodomite antigospel with the blessing of sin.
The Archbishop continues in his Statement: “Today it is more necessary than ever for us Pastors to wake up from our torpor: Hora est iam nos de somno surgere (Rom 13:11). Our responsibility before God, the Church, and souls requires us to unequivocally denounce all the errors and deviations that we have tolerated for too long, because we will not be judged either by Bergoglio or by the world, but by Our Lord Jesus Christ.”
Archbishop Viganò makes it clear that he does not recognize Jorge Bergoglio as the head of the Catholic Church. Bergoglio is a manifest heretic and by legalizing sodomy in the Church he stands at the head of open rebellion against God. Do separate from his jurisdiction, just as it was publicly done by the former US nuncio Carlo Maria Viganò. Separate yourselves and your dioceses. You should also urge the local government to sever diplomatic relations with the apostate Vatican.
The Archbishop urgently emphasizes responsibility before God: “We will give an account to Him of every soul lost through our negligence, of every sin committed by each soul because of us, of every scandal before which we have remained silent out of false prudence, through a desire for quiet living, through complicity.”
Dear bishop in the Church in Africa, do not wait for a bishop in America or Europe to take the first step of separation. You are backed up by the believers as well as the political leaders of your nation. None of the bishops in Europe or elsewhere have such conditions. If the episcopal conference in your nation has already been infected with the spirit of Bergoglianism, represented in Africa by Cardinal Besungu, you as a diocesan bishop must not delay separation. Separate yourself and your diocese from the manifest heretic and from the curse he brings on Africa. The other bishops and their dioceses will then join you.
In Christ,
+ Elijah
Patriarch of the Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate
+ Methodius OSBMr + Timothy OSBMr
Secretary Bishops
6 July 2024