translation:
If it were the right to speak for me/ it would be easier to stay where I am/ Not being the Pope would not be a nagging/ and you never know/ what still may happen/ before the jubilee comes.../

Suppose all of a sudden it touches me to cut and run/ rather to die a little bit.../ I'm making my coffin/closed but not too much.../ Suppose all of a sudden there's no more way out/ and to be left holding the candle/ right inside the Vatican/ to me, it's weird!

They said it at the time of "St. Gallen"/ that I wouldn't have the attributes to do it/ and it's not my fault.../ it takes assistance from above.../ and Benedict is gone!/

Suppose all of a sudden I get to cut and run/ rather to die a little bit.../ inside a safe coffin/ sealed up but not too much.../ suppose all of a sudden there's no way out/ and to be left holding the candle/ right inside the Vatican/ heaven forbid.../

The monsignor crows get wind of it/ the spinster nuns want to take me out/ taking advantage of a tampered cobblestone to drop the baby carriage.... / I wake up in the morning with palpitations/ in a cold sweat when I open my eyes/ and see my caregiver twisting her mouth/ she comes close to see if I'm still breathing! / PUT TOGETHER I suddenly.../ put toGETHER I suddenly.../ put toGETHER I suddenly.../ put toGETHER I suddenly.../

Put all of a sudden that it touches me to cut and run/ rather to die a little bit.../ I'm making myself a coffin/closed but not too much.../ put all of a sudden that there's no more way out/ and to be left holding the candle/ right inside the Vatican/ to me, it's weird!

Dr. Kwasniewski traces all the apostasy and immorality of our present age to the changes in liturgy: from the (acoording to him spiritually healthy) Tridentine Mass to the (spiritually unhealthy) Novus Ordo. It seems to me a narrowing of vision. The present crisis in the world and in the Church has numerous causes and can be traced back to the work of the devil. The change in the liturgy, in my opinion, plays only a marginal role in it. It was during the time when the Tridentine Mass was still celebrated in the churches that the faithful began their exodus. More under the influence of an increasingly secular society than because of the liturgy.

Bishop Vigano gives, as always, a sharp analysis of what is taking place in the Church. Tragically, in his exposé of the work of the devil, he has gone ahead and condemns the entire Second Vatican Council, calling it a “coup d'état.” In my view, that is a big mistake. In this speech to the Catholic Resistance Conference in Poland, he refuses to mention one of the greatest Church leaders from Poland, Karol Wojtyla, Pope John Paul II. When Bishop Vigano names the two greatest enemies of the Church Liberalism and Communism, how is it possible that he does not see that John Paul II, on the contrary, defended the Church very strongly against Liberalism (Veritatis Splendor, Authorization of Dominum Jesus) and contributed greatly to the fall of Communism? And we owe more good fruits to him: the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the recognition of Sister Faustina and the Feast of Divine Mercy, many wonderful encyclicals, a wonderful witness to the value of suffering in word and example. How would this be possible when Vatican II was a complete fraud? Vatican II was hijacked by the modernists in the Church and Bergoglio is the culmination of this hijacking. But Vatican II also produced an army of small, praying and sacrificing people, led by Mary, through whom the Church will be saved and renewed.

@softonthechurch you may be right in a strictly legal sense. But such an accusation as Bishop Vigano's is not easily dismissed with “slanderous rumors” or “unsubstantiated gossip.” First, Bishop Vigano is not stupid. When he makes such an accusation, he makes it only when he has sufficient convincing evidence to do so. But even if for some reason he cannot make that evidence public, his accusation is still credible. It would only make sense if Francis was guilty of such abuse given his relentless zeal to promote the LGTB agenda and present homosexuality as something “God-given.” His Fiducia supplicans shows in all clarity his distorted, perverted view of (gay) sexuality.
But the story undoubtedly will continue....

@john333 By the way, I sometimes listen to Bishop Sanborn. He criticizes all "traditional" Catholics who do acknowledge the errors of Francis, but who nevertheless remain in the Church. "What solution do they offer?", asks bp. Sanborn. He sees the "solution" in secession from the RC Church in order to preserve the Catholic faith. That is exactly the mistake. The sedevacantists (SSPX among others) want to craft a solution that only God can give. Schism only injures the Mystical Body of Christ and is humanly speaking irreparable. The "solution" to the Church's current situation is only the Cross: sharing in the Passion of Christ, praying, sacrificing and trusting that God will save the Church. Trust in the Triumph of Mary (who appears only in the RC Church!).