New martyr of Tradition. Obsessive Persecution of a spiritual child of Padre Pio by Bergoglio regime.
Father Stefano Manelli an elderly sick priest is persecuted by Bergoglio regime: Father Stefano Manelli is the new martyr of Tradition. Father Stefano Maria marked by Padre Pio of Pietrelcina and Father Maximilian Kolbe The spiritual leader of the family was the holy Capuchin, Padre Pio of Pietrelcina. From him, the young Stefano received his first Holy Communion in 1938. Fr. Stefano Maria Manelli adopt the spirit of total consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary following the example of Fr. Maximillian Kolbe.
Socci: Under the Bergoglian regime in the Church. We are under an oppressive Argentine dictatorship.
The Punishment of the Franciscans of the Immaculate by Bergoglio for being Catholics. Reign of intimidation. Rorate Caeli This is the new "Church of Tolerance and Mercy"! Those who love most the Roman Church, her history and her prerogatives are those to whom no tolerance is to be granted in the moment. No mercy for them. No "who am I to judge" for their motivations. Pope Benedict XVI, Letter to Bishops, 2009: "At times one gets the impression that our society needs to have at least one group to which no tolerance may be shown; which one can easily attack and hate."
Sandro Magister: For the First Time, Francis Contradicts Benedict He has touched upon the sore spot of the Mass in the ancient rite. Ratzinger permitted its celebration for all. Bergoglio has prohibited it for one religious order that favored it. The Argentine Catholic blog page said: Sandro Magister should not have been so surprising, the Italian Vatican expert, that was not the first time that Francis contradicts Benedict. As Archbishop of Buenos Aires. He contradicted with a cunning plan to thwart any attempt on the Mass called Extraordinary. (Take a look Here) Link
The Clergy Abuse Tracker site, Bishop Accountability reviewed archive records of Bergoglio in Argentina. Here are some of their findings about Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio:
“Jorge Mario Bergoglio was archbishop of Buenos Aires from 1998 to 2013 and president of the Argentine bishops’ conference from 2005 to 2011. During these 15 years, as church officials in the US and Europe began addressing the catastrophe of child sexual abuse by clergy – and even as Popes John Paul II and Benedict made public statements –
• Bergoglio stayed silent about the crisis in Argentina.
• He released no documents,
• He released no names of accused priests,
• No tallies of accused priests,
• No policy for handling abuse, not even an apology to victims.
• In his many homilies and statements (archived on the Buenos Aires archdiocesan website), he attacked government corruption, wealth inequities, and human sex trafficking, but he said nothing about sexual violence by priests.”
