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As he discriminates against and persecutes Traditional Catholics and outlaws the Old Mass, the Marxist hypocrite that is Francis wants us to pray for his January 2022 intentions of Religious Discrimination and Persecution. Does that mean that we're to pray for more religious discrimination and persecution from him?
The Vatican's video is below, but here's Francis' narrative from it, followed by my comments.
Gee, I don't know, Francis. How is that?
How can we allow that in this society, which is so civilized, there are people who are persecuted simply because they publicly profess their faith?
I don't know. You tell me since you're the one persecuting Traditional Catholics.
Not only is it unacceptable; it's inhuman, it's insane.
So you're admitting that you're insane then? And inhuman too?
Religious freedom is not limited to freedom of worship - that is to say, that people can have a worship service on the day prescribed by their sacred books.
Including the 1962 Roman Missal?
Rather, it makes us appreciate others in their differences and recognize them as true brothers and sisters.
But what about Traditiones Custodes?
As human beings we have so many things in common that we can live alongside each other,
Apparently not according to your moto proprio.
welcoming our differences
Great! So you're going to welcome Traditional Catholics attending the Old Mass! Happy to hear it.
with the joy of being brothers and sisters.
I'm not your Communist-Socialist-Marxist-NWO-Covid-climate change sister.
And may a small difference, or a substantial difference such as a religious one, not obscure the great unity of being brothers and sisters.
Aren't you the one trying to obscure Traditional Catholic brothers and sisters and the Mass of the Ages?
Let us choose the path of fraternity.
You can't fool me. You're a Freemason, aren't you?
Because either we are brothers and sisters, or we all lose.
The loss will be yours.
Let us pray that those who suffer discrimination
(...by you from your hands, you Marxist hypocrite)
and suffer religious persecution,
(...from you)
may find, in the societies in which they live, the rights and dignity that comes from being brothers and sisters.
...which we'll get when once again we have a true and holy Catholic pope.
Outstanding post. Thank you. Every vice and heresy is embraced and accompanied...
ReplyDeleteBut not the Faith handed down to us from the Apostles!!!
Great post, Susan. An insane pope for an insane culture. Here's what I put on my Facebook page introducing your post:
ReplyDeleteThe pope seems able to believe things that are diametrically opposed at one and the same time. His cognitive dissonance doesn't seem to bother him. He could be the icon for an entire society in cognitive dissonance -- like environmentalist Al Gore who preaches to all of us while he owns multiple energy guzzling homes and flies around in private jets. Yup -- in the insane culture it all starts with the hypocrites at the top!
This is why we all need to draw closer to Christ who is THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE. As a priest once told me, "Holiness is wholeness." So we all need to strive for holiness.
The man is NUTS!
ReplyDeleteHis words leave a "tell"...he says "many religious minorities"....what he is saying is that we rigid Christians who are the MAJORITY are the ones who discriminate against "minority" pagan "religions; and against the islamic cult, or other cults that call themselves religious. he's not condemning the Chinese for torturing the true underground Catholic Church priests and laity, nor is he condemning the muslims for beheading, raping, torturing Christians throughout the world, especially the middle east, Africa, India and Pakistan. No, he bows down to kiss their feet. He dares to criticize how a civilized world can persecute religions, yet he makes a deal with China, the greatest persecutor of Christian faith in the world, and sells the faithful persecuted Catholics there down the river to the camps! Then he attacks the notion that it not about freedom to worship (i.e. ok to close Latin Masses) but basically goes back to his pagan theme: we are ALL one religion, therefore, Christ is not necessary for salvation.
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