Lepanto Institute @LepantoInst Like a Soviet-era dictator, and in a raw exercise of power without provision of law..Francis has removed Bp. Joseph Strickland as bishop of Tyler, TX.

Like a Soviet-era dictator, and in a raw exercise of power without provision of law, Pope Francis has removed Bp. Joseph Strickland as bishop of Tyler, TX.

6:14 AM · Nov 11, 2023

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I analyze this case with the impediment imposed on Benedict XVI from reigning over the Church. Bishop Strickland was prevented by a strange agent from pastoring his diocese. The bishop himself recalled before that he was legitimately appointed by a legitimate pope. He is now barred from continuing as a canonically appointed bishop in the diocese. He was forced to leave. You see, this hindrance will be continuous. All other authentic Catholics will be barred for being faithful to the gospel. I think he will also prevent any initiative to drive him away. And he has every reason to do so. He has his agents in order to prevent his removal. He has every evil means to continue the wickedness. Because it is becoming evident every day that he has no Petrine office. And it is also evident every day that the See of Rome is occupied and hindered by him. We must pray for the legitimate election of a pope in Rome. Only in God's grace will a few courageous cardinals take this initiative. And these some honored the cardinal's red cassock. But the visibility of the Church will not be as it used to be because of all this. Because many have perished in today's apostasy. Because many fell into the chaos planned by the Zionists. Some, with faith, still stood with Peter, chosen in Rome, who holds the ship's helm against the approaching storm. It's just that I think.

Renato

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