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Fr. VF who is deeply knowledgeable in canon law and was once a constant learned commenter in the One Peter Five website comment section, but was banned when it's publisher Steve Skojec stopped allowing free speech to those who presented evidence that the Francis papacy may be invalid. Fr. Peter Morello, who is a fixture in the Catholic World Report comment section, and Fr. VF both had interesting correspondence between themselves when they were inhabiting the 1P5 comment section before Morello withdraw from the site and Fr. VF was banned. On August 2, in the Catholic Monitor post "Why is Taylor Marshall accusing the Open Letter Signatories & Cdl. Muller of Promoting Sedevacantism?", Fr. VF commented: ""SedevacantISM," in a modern context, is the belief there has been no pope since 1958. It is not "sedevacantISM" to hold that there is evidence that, for the past six years... we have had no pope [due to a possible invalid conclave], or th

Dr. Taylor Marshall is apparently accusing the Open Letter signatories and Cardinal Gerhard Muller of promoting sedevacantism. Marshall the co-host on the YouTube "TnT" show said: "[Cardinal Muller said] No pope alone if he spoke ex cathedra could make possible the ordination of women... It seems to be if the pope came out and said ex cathedra 'Women are to be ordained to the sacred order of the deaconate...'" "You have only two options at that point. One, it's true. That is Divine Revelation that God revealed. I can't see how it works. Or second, the pope ain't the pope. sedevacantist."  (YouTube, TnT, Dr. Taylor Marshall, "What about Married Deacons, Minor Orders, and So-Called Women Deacons?,"  Time 18:15 to 19:02) In Twitter, Nick Donnelly wrote: "Bishop Schneider tells Raymond Arroyo that the [the Open Letter] signatories were wrong to accuse Francis of heresy because he hasn't made a formal

Amen I say to you, whosoever shall not receive the Kingdom of God as a little child, shall not enter into it. (Mk 10:15) A simple, humble faith in the truth of my apparitions to you, my favored child, will be reserved for humble and fervent souls who are docile to the inspirations of grace, for our Heavenly Father communicates His secrets to the simple of heart, and not to those whose hearts are inflated with pride, pretending to know what they do not or infatuated with empty science. ”                              (Our Lady of Good Success, in her Apparition of Feb 2, 1610) By James Larson The words spoken by Our Lady above – that, “ our Heavenly Father communicates His secrets to the simple of heart, and not to those whose hearts are inflated with pride, pretending to know what they do not or infatuated with empty science ” – apply not only to the apparitions of the Mother of God, but especially to all that is contained within God’s inspired and infallible Word in Holy Scri

Dr. Taylor Marshall the co-host on the YouTube "TnT" show said: "[Cardinal Gerhard Muller said] No pope alone if he spoke ex cathedra could make possible the ordination of women... It seems to be if the pope came out and said ex cathedra 'Women are to be ordained to the sacred order of the deaconate...'" "You have only two options at that point. One, it's true. That is Divine Revelation that God revealed. I can't see how it works. Or second, the pope ain't the pope. Sedevacantist."  (YouTube, TnT, Dr. Taylor Marshall, "What about Married Deacons, Minor Orders, and So-Called Women Deacons?,"  Time 18:15 to 19:02) It appears that Marshall is accusing Cardinal Muller of promoting Sedevacantism The YouTube co-host seemingly has painted himself into a corner in his apparent beliefs that it is 100 percent impossible that Francis can be a antipope or a heretical pope who can be by the Church "declare[d] deprived of his

Antonio Socci in his new book said "during the days of the polemical statements [by Team Francis] concerning Ratzinger's preface to the book of Cardinal Sarah Bergoglio [Francis] gave a homily that seemed to be a criticism of the pope emeritus, specifically for his 'halfway' resignation." Francis said: "[A] pastor has to... take his leave well, to not leave only halfway." Socci questioned: "To whom is he referring? To Benedict XVI who relinquished all the power of governance while remaining pope?" (The Secret of Benedict XVI, Pages 123-124) Pray an Our Father now for the restoration of the Church?

When St. Catherine of Siena saw "two malefactors" who she saw were surrounded by a "tumultuous mob of evil spirits" who had been condemned to the death penalty she prayed for their conversion. Her confessor said she revealed to him that the "devils" threatened Catherine: "If you don't stop, we and those surrounding these two will find some way of tormenting you and making you a possessed woman." But Catherine responded: "Whatever God wills, I too will. I shall not stop doing what I have begun." The two malefactors "turned their blasphemies to songs of praise" and were converted by the mercy of Jesus through the prayers of the saint. In our time we must remember that true mercy is shown to sinners such as adulterers not by the sacrilege of giving them Holy Communion, but by praying for their conversion as St. Catherine did and Our Lady of Fatima asked us to do. Pray an Our Father now for the restoration of the Chur

The highly monitored Taringa is among the top five Facebook-like social networks in Latin America. I came across the following post in Taringa when I was doing research on Genetically Modified Organisms or GMOs, but the website wouldn't allow me to enter. After a number of attempts I finally got in. The headline of the article is: "El Jesuita Bergoglio apoya a Monsanto" which means "The Jesuit Bergoglio [now Francis then Cardinal Mario Bergoglio] supports Monsanto." Various polls list Monsanto as one of the most evil corporations on the planet. In 2013, IBtimes.com said a poll listed it as "2013's 'Most Evil Corporation.'" Taringa apparently doesn't allow Google translations into English, so here is my translation of most of the post: "Why a Argentinian Pope? The reason is because Monsanto and the pharmaceutical companies were allowed to work, operate and experiment without problems in Argentina." "There is