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Princess: Bishops WANT Church To Die

German Princess Gloria von Thurn und Taxis believes that the modernist bishops want a "different Church" because they hope that the world's anti-Christian rulers will "allow" them "to survive" if they play by their rules.

But this is strategy has been proven wrong, Gloria told LifeSiteNews.com (December 22), "The political leadership uses you and then you will be persecuted like everybody else."

Gloria has detected a "new religion." In her words, "The first thing every new government tells the world is that ‚We take climate change as our number one priority‘ – as if it were the Holy Trinity."

In Francis' Church, Gloria doesn't detect much synodality, "The clergy has to obey what comes from Rome or is sacked immediately."

Asked whether many people would appreciate if she stopped promoting the Latin Mass, Gloria replied with a smiling YES. She explains that the Roman Rite was flourishing under Benedict’s pontificate and filled seminaries so that the Modernists with their boring pop music and gay parades became jealous.

There are German bishops who wish for empty seminaries, she said: "They want the Church to die, so they can bring [church tax financed] laypeople in."

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Jan Joseph
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Wat een geweldige vrouw. Ik ben net als prinses Gloria een groot voorstander van de Tridentijnse Heilige Mis en het Tridentijnse Rooms Katholieke geloof van voor het Tweede Vaticaanse Concilie. Ik ben bezig met het oprichten van Tridentijnse Rooms Katholieke parochie en Tridentijnse Rooms Katholieke scholen en wordt door de organisatie van de Rooms Katholieke kerk tegengewerkt. Daarom veel lof voor …More
Wat een geweldige vrouw. Ik ben net als prinses Gloria een groot voorstander van de Tridentijnse Heilige Mis en het Tridentijnse Rooms Katholieke geloof van voor het Tweede Vaticaanse Concilie. Ik ben bezig met het oprichten van Tridentijnse Rooms Katholieke parochie en Tridentijnse Rooms Katholieke scholen en wordt door de organisatie van de Rooms Katholieke kerk tegengewerkt. Daarom veel lof voor deze geweldig vrouw die vasthoudt aan het Universele Tridentijnse Rooms Katholieke geloof.
salliperson
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Her message was for us to pray more for our bishops and priests. We can make a difference thru prayer. God bless Princess Gloria. She was great at the end of this interview.
Kenjiro M. Yoshimori
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I read today that Bergoglio gave his homily at Christmas Mass sitting down. It was unexpected. They had planned for him to mount the pulpit (like a Protestant pastor) and read his speech. But according to the article from Britian, he is in "great pain" and couldn't stand or walk to the pulpit. Next day he seemed good enough to stang giving his Christmas Message. If his "great pain" is just his knee …More
I read today that Bergoglio gave his homily at Christmas Mass sitting down. It was unexpected. They had planned for him to mount the pulpit (like a Protestant pastor) and read his speech. But according to the article from Britian, he is in "great pain" and couldn't stand or walk to the pulpit. Next day he seemed good enough to stang giving his Christmas Message. If his "great pain" is just his knee.....my Dad's Mom, my grandmother had hip replacement surgery in October, and is still in "great pain" some days at therapy....but she doesn't whine about it, like Bergoglio and his Vatican.
Philadelphia Trad
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It’s debatable whether Pope John Paul II is actually a saint, but one thing not debatable is that in his final years, clearly in excruciating pain, he stood and genuflected as best as he could. Contrast that with Jorge Bergoglio who on day one, DID NOT genuflect at the consecration. Speaking of consecrations, I have yet to see a photo of Bergoglio not scowling with an “I hate you” expression on …More
It’s debatable whether Pope John Paul II is actually a saint, but one thing not debatable is that in his final years, clearly in excruciating pain, he stood and genuflected as best as he could. Contrast that with Jorge Bergoglio who on day one, DID NOT genuflect at the consecration. Speaking of consecrations, I have yet to see a photo of Bergoglio not scowling with an “I hate you” expression on his face whenever he’s facing Our Lord.
Kenjiro M. Yoshimori
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@Philadelphia Trad -I agree. That's is an awful expression he gives. And he's done it to the faithful and others, as well as Our Lord. Maybe that's why no one applaudes him down the aisle of St. Peter's like they did previous Popes, from Pius XI to Benedict XVI. I saw a clip of a general audience of Pope Pius XII, probably around early 1958 (sadly the last year of his pontificate). He was carried …More
@Philadelphia Trad -I agree. That's is an awful expression he gives. And he's done it to the faithful and others, as well as Our Lord. Maybe that's why no one applaudes him down the aisle of St. Peter's like they did previous Popes, from Pius XI to Benedict XVI. I saw a clip of a general audience of Pope Pius XII, probably around early 1958 (sadly the last year of his pontificate). He was carried into St. Peter's on the fantastic "sedia gestatoria", and sat at the altar. In those days, general audiences were in St. Peter's. When the curtains opened and he was processed thru on the sedia, the entire place went wild with applause, cheerinf "Viva il Papa", and waving hankerchiefs. You could feel the love and devotion between Pope and people. Pius stopped to kiss babies and bless them also. That wasn't a JPII invention.
But now, not only are the audiences way less people for Bergoglio, but no one cheers or applaudes....in the Basilica. Maybe in the Paul VI Hall...and even then, very tepid applause which he barely acknowledges. When he finally dies, I think there will be a suprisingly lack of mourning, and many millions will be relieved and happy.
ArthurMcGowan
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@Philadelphia Trad I looked at ten random YouTube videos of Bergoglio celebrating Mass. In every single one, when it's time to make the "epicletic gesture" (both hands held out flat, palms down) over the gifts, he puts one hand flat on the corporal and grips the chalice with the other hand, with the palm on top of the chalice. The epicletic gesture is necessary for validity, and that ain't it. I …More
@Philadelphia Trad I looked at ten random YouTube videos of Bergoglio celebrating Mass. In every single one, when it's time to make the "epicletic gesture" (both hands held out flat, palms down) over the gifts, he puts one hand flat on the corporal and grips the chalice with the other hand, with the palm on top of the chalice. The epicletic gesture is necessary for validity, and that ain't it. I seriously doubt that Bergoglio has said a valid Mass in years. Perhaps never.
John A Cassani
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She has hit the proverbial nail on the head. The modernist “College of Bishops” wants to turn the Church into an NGO that rakes in globalist cash (or digital currency, or whatever). They don’t want for there to be vocations. They want to destroy all religious orders that are harder to control, so that as many priests as possible are directly subject to the bishops.
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