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Viganò: Archbishop Wilton Gregory Is A “False Shepherd”

The Church is led by many false pastors, Archbishop Viganò, a former Nuncio in Washington, warns in a June 3 letter to clergy and laity of Washington Archdiocese. “Over the past twenty years, your …More
The Church is led by many false pastors, Archbishop Viganò, a former Nuncio in Washington, warns in a June 3 letter to clergy and laity of Washington Archdiocese.
“Over the past twenty years, your Archdiocese of Washington, in particular and now for the third time, has been and continues to be deeply afflicted and wounded by false shepherds whose way of life is full of lies, deceits, lust and corruption,” Viganò explains.
He encourages his addressees not to follow false shepherds "as they lead you to perdition" and are "mercenaries.”
Viganò refers to the modernist cardinals McCarrick (2000-2006), Wuerl (2006-2018), and to Archbishop Gregory who recently attacked President Trump for the wrong reasons.
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MyronM
Look at the top picture: President Trump and Mrs. Melania Trump are greeted at the high altar by a nun from the Polish congregation of the Sisters of Divine Mercy, i.e. from Saint Maria Faustina (Kowalska) of the Blessed Sacrament.
AlexBKaiser
Archbishop Gregory let Nancy Pelosi, a supporter of late term abortion, speak from the pulpit at St. Matthew’s Cathedral. If he can’t control his political bias he should be removed.
AlexBKaiser
Only a black Pope can adequately address the unique challenges the world faces today, so I recommend Pope Francis checks his white privilege and lets Cardinal Sarah take over. Riots if it doesn't happen, Francis won't mind, the main thing is we overcome systemic racism.
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AlexBKaiser
+Vigano weighs in on Gregory: Over the past twenty years, Washington has been afflicted by false shepherds full of lies, deceits, lust and corruption. Wherever they have been, they were a cause of serious scandal for your entire country and the Church.
Ultraviolet
Correction: Archbishop Vigano never once mentions Archbishop Gregory either by name or his title. While it's clear he's referring to the man, such is the difference between a well-crafted insinuation and an outright accusation. It's also the difference between journalistic liberty and libel when reporting the news.