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"Refuse" & "Resist" Even Pope Francis if he Commands you to Sin!

Bishop Athanasius Schneider, in an interview with Rorate Caeli, said if a bishop orders a priest to give Holy Communion to the divorced and remarried "he commits a grave abuse of power. And when...even a pope - commands me to sin. I have to refuse this because I have to obey God."

Schneider, also, said to priests ordered to sin by giving sacrilegious Holy Communion to those in adulterous relationships:

"He has to resist even to the extent that he will lose his office. Better to lose all, but not commit sin against the Commandment of God in this case."[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjKrDMZOb_k]

Cardinal Gerhard Muller, Perfect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith, according to the Catholic website Peter One Five, said:

"A pope could not change 'inherent criteria of admission to the Sacraments' and 'sacramental absolution and allow Holy Communion for a Catholic who is in a state of mortal sin without repentance or a firm resolve to henceforth avoid that sin without thereby himself sinning with regard to the Truth of the Gospel and the Salvation of those faithful who are thus being led astray into error.'"[http://www.onepeterfive.com/bishop-schneider-if-a-bishop-or-pope-commands-me-to-sin-i-have-to-refuse/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Onepeterfive+%28OnePeterFive%29]

Parody of "Refuse/Resist" lyrics by group called Sepultura which I call "Refuse/Resist P.F.":

Chaos P.F.
Tanks on the streets
Confronting priests
Bleeding the Plebs
Raging Pope
Burning saints
Bloodshed starts
Who'll be saved?!

Chaos P. F.
Army in siege
Total alarm
I'm sick of this
Inside the Church
War is created
No man's land
What is this coprophilia?

Refuse, Resist
Refuse P.F.

Chaos P.F.
Disorder unleashed. 

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