Francis’ Actions "Indescribably Evil"
Tucho Fernández's appointment is “deeply inappropriate”, Father John Hunwicke, a convert from Anglicanism, specialist for old languages, and author of LiturgicalNotes.blogspot.com told Gloria.tv at …More
Tucho Fernández's appointment is “deeply inappropriate”, Father John Hunwicke, a convert from Anglicanism, specialist for old languages, and author of LiturgicalNotes.blogspot.com told Gloria.tv at the Roman Forum in Gardone, Italy (video below).
Even the Vatican indirectly admitted this when it published a list of Tucho's books with the announcement of his election, omitting his treatise on kissing. Hunwicke calls this book indecorous, since it is inappropriate for a man who is supposed to be celibate to write about kissing techniques.
He sees Fernández as a perfect lapdog for Francis, “I think Tucho would do whatever his master told him.”
The same goes for those in charge of the liturgy. Previous prefects were responsible, intelligent and pious men. Now the Liturgy Dicastery is headed by Roche "who, intentionally or not, does not always, tell the truth.”
Hunwicke’s example for Roche’s dishonesty is that he called the Mass “abrogated” while Benedict XVI said that this was not true.
“If …More
Even the Vatican indirectly admitted this when it published a list of Tucho's books with the announcement of his election, omitting his treatise on kissing. Hunwicke calls this book indecorous, since it is inappropriate for a man who is supposed to be celibate to write about kissing techniques.
He sees Fernández as a perfect lapdog for Francis, “I think Tucho would do whatever his master told him.”
The same goes for those in charge of the liturgy. Previous prefects were responsible, intelligent and pious men. Now the Liturgy Dicastery is headed by Roche "who, intentionally or not, does not always, tell the truth.”
Hunwicke’s example for Roche’s dishonesty is that he called the Mass “abrogated” while Benedict XVI said that this was not true.
“If …More
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Has anyone given consideration to the status of the clergy, (cardinals, bishops, priests) who follow his directions, in particular those who continue to acknowledge him as Pope?
@Strong and Steadfast Only an Invalid Conclave can elect an Invalid Pope. The consequences impact on all of us; including the clergy or anyone else who knowingly chooses to promote such actions: including false dogma. It's known as Apostasy.
@Strong and Steadfast Wolves in Sheep's Clothing on the road to perdition and taking souls with them.
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But Bergoglio does not even enter the sack of bad popes, he is simply not pope because he was already an apostate before his fraudulent and invalid election, there is even doubt that he is a priest since there is no record that he was ordained a deacon and when he infiltrated the seminary he was already self-excommunicated for being a pro-communist.
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By defying God and the Church, Bergoglio shows us that he is not a pope because precisely in the dogma of papal infallibility bad popes were included as legitimate popes because they did not challenge the Laws of God or teach heresy universally in contradiction to the teachings of the Church.
Actually, Bergoglio is worse than popes who had affairs. Those popes were personally sinful but did NOT attempt to destroy the Deposit of Faith or totally dismantle & re-construct the Catholic Church. Bergoglio is intentionally doing both. The "Sinodal" church will attempt to make the Catholic Church into a protestant, congregational-led body where the "authority" for what is taught resides in the …More
Actually, Bergoglio is worse than popes who had affairs. Those popes were personally sinful but did NOT attempt to destroy the Deposit of Faith or totally dismantle & re-construct the Catholic Church. Bergoglio is intentionally doing both. The "Sinodal" church will attempt to make the Catholic Church into a protestant, congregational-led body where the "authority" for what is taught resides in the hands of a voting body composed of bishops and laity - which will even be open to the opinion of the unbaptized. We have never seen this kind of evil pope before. Surely this is what Our Lady was warning about in the 3rd Secret of Fatima, whose true contents have yet to be released by the Vatican: "the Great Apostasy begins at the top" were words used by Cardinal Ciappi to describe what is in the 3rd Secret. Keep praying the Rosary daily - and following Our Lady's requests for honoring Her on First Saturdays. We need a supernatural intervention - many souls are falling into hell daily - now, more than ever - as Our Lady warned.
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Good points. For all their sins, mistresses and illigitimate children, popes such as Rodrigo Borgia (Alexander VI), Giovanni de’ Medici (Leo X), and Guiliano della Rovere (Julius II), never tried to change the structure, doctrine, or dogma of the Catholic Faith, or try and legitimate their sins through casuistry and situational ethics.
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An honest assessment of the deplorable state of the papacy. While he doesn't name them, Fr. Hunwicke's comparison correctly infers that Francis is as evil as the Medici popes.
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Father Hunicke invariably appears to get it right. Bless him for his witness.