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"We are now facing the final confrontation between the Church and the anti-church, between the gospel and the anti-gospel, between Christ and the antichrist. The confrontation lies within the plans of Divine Providence. It is, therefore, in God's Plan, and it must be a trial which the Church must take up, and face courageously..." (Karol Cardinal Wojtyla, speaking at the Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia, 1976)
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Anonymous said…
Bergoglio is not just another of 40 antipopes, if I am not mistaken, in the history of the Church. With plans for a "Synodal Church" soon and the appointment of a fully Gnostic prefect in the CDF, we can clearly see an imposture of a religion that exchanges truth through apostasy. In the catechism prepared by John Paul II, in article 675, it says:

"Before the coming of Christ, the Church must pass a final test that will shake the faith of many believers. The persecution that accompanies their pilgrimage on earth will reveal the 'mystery of iniquity' in the form of a religious imposture that offers men an apparent solution to their problems, at the price of apostasy from the truth. The greatest religious imposture is that of the Antichrist, that is, a pseudo-messianism in which man glorifies himself in the place of God and his Messiah comes in the flesh."

Renato
8:58 AM
Anonymous said…
The pectoral cross of Virctor Manuel Fernandéz is the same as that of Bergoglio. There is significance to this in showing that the right arm covers the left arm and demonstrates a connection to a secret society, according to Andrea Cionci. A few years ago, there was a website on the Internet, which now no longer exists, which also represents itself as a symbol of the "Gnostic Catholic Church".

https://www.opinion22.com.ar/nota.php?notaId=2442

Renato
11:23 AM
Anonymous said…
Correcting, the crossing of arms are contrary. And the correct name of the new mayor is Víctor Manuel Fernández.

Renato
11:34 AM
Anonymous said…
I’m learning some Canon Law. If Bergoglio really is the pope traditionalists have to give up the Latin Mass. Just calling him the pope but ignoring his rescripts is not an option. On the other hand, if he was never the pope, Bishops refusing to provide the Lating Mass are sinning. If he was never the pope Traditiones Custoded is null and void.
11:48 AM
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