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@CarloMVigano..We must take note that the metastasis of this “pontificate” originates from..this causal link between the conciliar revolution and its extreme consequences with Bergoglio?

We must take note that the metastasis of this “pontificate” originates from the conciliar cancer, from that Vatican II which created the ideological, doctrinal, and disciplinary bases that inevitably had to lead to this point. But how many of my confreres, who also recognize the gravity of the current crisis, have the ability to recognize this causal link between the conciliar revolution and its extreme consequences with Bergoglio? exsurgedomine.it/230930-cic-eng/
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Michael J. Matt
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Can we all just pray for this guy and get behind what he's trying to do? As I see it, the entire faithful Catholic world is obliged before God to stand with Cardinal Burke at this most dire moment in the history of the Church. twitter.com/EdwardPentin/s…

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Pope Benedict said that any reading of VII contrary to continuity with the past is heretical. Now that freemasons have openly replaced the pope isn't it clear that what the masonic bishops did in the name of VII was not in line with Vatican II and the popes were practically prisoners surrounded by wolves?

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