Francis, the Dictator, Feels “Under Siege”

Angelo Santelli's comment : Is this why he "abdicated"? Did Bergoglio and his tribe use this to force him out?
// 'The Third Secret of Fatima is that Satan would enter into the Church' is why ?

Fr. Pual Kramer said that The secret of Fatima warns against the New Mass and foretells the Second Vatican Council as an "evil council". Cardinal Ratzinger told this to Fr. Ingo Döllinger, and to another priest whose name I am not at liberty to reveal. The Introduction to the first volume of my latest work proves that it is revealed in the secret of Fatima that Bergoglio's reforms will cause the great apostasy foretold by St. Paul in 2 Thessalonians.

" Earlier or later checkmating his opponent and anti- church would backfire on his maneuver. One who studied by engaging reason and willingness may always be enlightened with God's grace and be invited to pray for true Successor of Peter , that is living pope Bendict XVI. Then over time all the pieces of the puzzle fit showing clear and logical picture of a simple situation which sinful and modern man has tendency to complicate, in contrary to God's simplicity."

"You keep saying canon law says you can judge the pope, but I don’t see it anywhere in there." @Mathathias Maccabeus Wait your turn, please. :)

I've been waiting since Jan. 14 for @Les Crispi to quote where "Jesus Christ told us how to define heresy." If He did, and since Jimmy takes such pride in his Novus Ordo Catholicism, then it should be an easy thing to quote Jesus Christ erbatim. A proper citation would be lovely, too... Book, Chapter, Verse.

"I've already posted Bergoglio's heresies."

...and I've already pointed out you don't have the authority to declare them "heresies" by the standards of heresy used by The Catholic Church.

"Jesus Christ and his words and Canon Law, are my authority...

You aren't quoting Jesus Christ. Witness Jan. 14 up above. You aren't quoting Canon Law. Witness your comments here.

...and Galatians 1:8-9 doesn't support you either. Jesus condemns anyone who would write a false "gospel" account of Jesus' life and His teachings. There is no "Gospel of Francis" so this cite is ireelevant.

"You believe..."
Jimmy the Mind Reader. One of your standard tactics: claiming what other people "believe" what the "think" and so on.

However, you argue Benedict XVI supposedly still is Pope even in spite of a long list of supposed "heresies", even against the dogma you supposedly champion. The Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist is Catholic dogma. According to his critics, Benedict XVI denied that.

Supposed "heresies" don't bother you. Francis bothers you, and that's how hypocrisy works.

"Canon Law 751 defines heresy. And there's no doubt Bergoglio is obstinate."

Wrong. That isn't how "obstinate" works in Canon Law 751.

Canon Law 751 states "Heresy is the obstinate denial or obstinate doubt."

"Obstinate" shows a deliberate course of action in the face of correction, i.e. "stubbornly adhering to an opinion, purpose, or course in spite of reason, arguments, or persuasion."

Citation (Merriam-Webster dictionary entry: "Obstinate")

An obstinate denial or an obstinate doubt shows that:

a.) the accused heretic has expressed a view
b.) The Church has disgreed with that view as contrary to its teachings.
c.) The Church has attempted to correct the accused heretic
d.) the accused heretic has opposed that correction by the Church.

Regarding Pope Francis,
a.) He has certainly expressed his views.
b.)-d.) have not.

Who has the temporal authority to represent The Church in correcting the supposed errors of the Church's highest temporal authority?

"Bergoglio's own quotes indict him for heresy. Pretty simple."

Not according to Canon Law 751. Also, if you truly followed your standard honestly, you would argue the same for Benedict XVI based on the examples provided above. You don't because it's just a talking point for you.

I read this twaddle. My reply is, No the Church needs to get rid of Jorge Bergoglio.

Read Jon Allen's THE POPE WHO QUIT. Learn how many past Popes and hierarchy were beaten (figuratively or literally) by the RC faithful. Back in the Middle Ages of Bonaventure, Aquinas, and Scotus the faithful tolerated nothing from the hierarchy and frquently applied physical means to brng them back in line with the teachings of the Apsotles. Some of those means were indeed life threatening.

Former pope Benedict accused of misconduct over four sex abuse cases

Ratzinger failed to take action against priests in four cases of alleged sexual abuse in his diocese while Archbishop of Munich, bombshell report says

Is this why he "abdicated"? Did Bergoglio and his tribe use this to force him out?