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John-Henry Westen @JhWesten Is Pope Francis a valid Pope? Our Lady of Akita warned of a sinister infiltration of the Church, leading to internal divisions. While many saw this as a battle of good versus evil, there’s a surprising twist. lifesitenews.com CLIP

Is Pope Francis a valid Pope? Our Lady of Akita warned of a sinister infiltration of the Church, leading to internal divisions. While many saw this as a battle of good versus evil, there’s a surprising twist.

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Anonymous said…
Bergoglio was never pope because Benedict XVI simply never abdicated. And we will have the ability to look beyond with this convinced affirmation. Then, we can easily fit the pieces of this difficult puzzle together and look at what they reveal to us.

So let's turn to Tyconius, the fourth-century theologian on the Apocalypse, the final battle between the Church and the Anti-Church. This Discessio, great separation or fall, will not lead to the expulsion of false brethren in the Church. Tyconius says that "it is necessary that the Antichrist be revealed in all the world, and that he also be defeated everywhere by the Church." And this, of course, will even lead to the martyrdom of many. He says, the bishops, under the guise of a gift from the Church, have further advanced the will of the devil.

Then Benedict XVI was forced out by the false brothers of the high modernist clergy, in the example of the St. Gall Mafia. That is why the pope was prevented from reigning. And the prelates of the Anti-Church hastily called an invalid conclave, electing an antipope.

This Synodal Church that will come in October proves that it is the Anti-Church, like a purulent abscess or a cancer. Because it does not have the múnus, that is, sanctifying grace. There is only heresy and apostasy. forced out by the false brothers of the high modernist clergy, in the example of the St. Gall Mafia. That is why the pope was prevented from reigning. And the prelates of the Anti-Church hastily called an invalid conclave, electing an antipope. This Synodal Church that will come in October proves that it is the Anti-Church, like a purulent abscess or a cancer. Because it does not have the múnus, that is, sanctifying grace. There is only heresy and apostasy.

Benedict XVI has withdrew, and the devil's synagogue Appeared. The pope continued that same audience (April 22, 2009) saying: "Augustine read this commentary (Tyconius) and took advantage of it, but he strongly stressed that the Church is in the hands of Christ, his Body remains, forming with him a single subject, participating in the mediation of grace. Therefore, he stresses that the Church can never be separated from Jesus Christ."

Renato




Anonymous said…
My comment above was poorly governed, repetitive, and perhaps unclear. I was rushed, in the example of the St. Gall Mafia that elected an antipope... Forgive me. But what is above boils down to this: separation will not lead to the expulsion of false brothers as has always occurred. The Church will now withdraw, following the example of the last legitimate pope. Not in the example of the various schisms that have always occurred in history in moments of crisis in the Church. That ended in 2013. Because we are in the end times of all history.

Renato
Anonymous said…
I think I know what will happen. Francis will make everyone on his side of the schism take an oath of loyalty and to avoid excommunication they will be doubly loyal, making excuses.
Anonymous said…
Vigilance is needed on our part (Matthew 24:42-47) in order to gain more light and discernment. Times are bad. Because the false brothers walked in communion with Bergoglio to the wide door of perdition. I think there will be more divisions, confusion and more chaos between them. The recent example is Viganó who recognized Bergoglio as pope before, but affirms this today: all conciliar popes are apostates with the conciliar sect... On the other side, the true brethren walked, like sheep without a shepherd, to the narrow gate of salvation. But God will give us a legitimate pope in the great tribulation. It's up to us to trust.

Renato

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