Bergoglio's rhetoric against ‘fundamentalist’ Catholics could help pave way for active persecution
Pius XII, Radio Message, March 23, 1952, l.c., pp. 274f: "Thus the accusation of oppressive harshness brought against the Church by the 'new morality' is really first aimed at the adorable person of Christ himself." June 15, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – It’s one of the most frequent talking points of Pope Francis. It’s definitely part of his appeal for the media and simultaneously one of the most hurtful things for those inside the Church for whom the faith means everything. I’m speaking of the Pope’s penchant for castigating faithful adherents of the Catholic faith as “obsessed,” “doctors of the law,” “neo-pelagian,” “self-absorbed,” “restorationist,” “fundamentalist,” “rigid,” “ideological,” “hypocritical,” and much more.
The effect of the all-too-frequent barrage from the lips of the Pontiff himself is potentially deadly. It confirms the prejudice of the world against faithful Christians as the media constantly portrays them – as hypocrites and worse. Moreover, it permits the false categorization of adherent Christians with fundamentalist Islamic radicals who need to be suppressed to ensure public safety. Who can blame the media for such comparisons when the Pope has made them himself? “Fundamentalism is a sickness that we find in all religions,” said the Pope in November while flying home from Africa. “Among Catholics there are many, not a few, many, who believe to hold the absolute truth,” he added. “They go ahead by harming others with slander and defamation, and they do great harm. … And it must be combated.” Given the inordinate amount of time he spends condemning them, it would be ludicrous to suggest the Pope is only speaking of the infinitesimal number of practicing Catholics who do have a deranged puritanical bent. It has now been freely admitted by Vatican authorities that there was an extreme liberal group of Cardinals known as the St. Gallen group who backed the papal election of Cardinal Bergoglio. But even if Pope Francis has an ideological dispute with conservative Cardinals such as Cardinal Raymond Burke, his repeated public criticisms against Catholics who hold to the “absolute truth” is potentially a great danger to the faithful.
I hope that all clergy ,in the world who does not teach the Truth of our Lord Jesus Christ ,to be exposed as ,an herectic ,and if possible removed from their position in the Church
@gladys Lopes saint Bernard explain: Vain is the excuse "I did to obey the man", when (the act) is committed against God. Bergoglio is acting as a false-pope. "The Holy Spirit was not promised to the successors of Peter that they might disclose new doctrine, but that they might guard revelation and the deposit of faith." --Vatican I (1870), Denzinger 1836 So to be faithful to God we must say as St …More
@gladys Lopes saint Bernard explain: Vain is the excuse "I did to obey the man", when (the act) is committed against God.
Bergoglio is acting as a false-pope. "The Holy Spirit was not promised to the successors of Peter that they might disclose new doctrine, but that they might guard revelation and the deposit of faith." --Vatican I (1870), Denzinger 1836
So to be faithful to God we must say as St Thomas Moro “I do not care if I have against me all the Bishops; I have with me the Saints and all the doctors of the Church.”
I do not care what my so call friends call me who refuse to accept the truth. I will have one person to answer to and that is God. I will not follow this teaching.
St Francis of assisi said it will happen, those who hold truth dear will be persecuted, will be called rebels and schismatic... blind those who don't see this as true.
"Rebels are idolaters", the pope said. This obviously means that Francis is an idolater, too. He is always being praised for the revolution in the Vatican. Revolution is not inspired by the Holy spirit. Obedience is what matters. Pope stick to catholicism and do not invent your own religion.
