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Archbishop Viganò: ‘False prophet’ Bergoglio is guilty of ‘all-out apostasy’ 'We have all sorts of hair-splitting about the distinctions between formal and material heresy, none of which do the least thing to impede Bergoglio’s destructive action,' Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò said on Saturday.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/archbishop-vigano-false-prophet-bergoglio-is-guilty-of-full-blown-apostasy/

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Anonymous said…
Amen!
An Imperfect Council!
Now!

Ivan
9:42 PM
Anonymous said…
Archbishop Viganò does not demonstrate a solution against Bergoglio; he, however, poses a palliative, something parallel to the same Bergoglio.

He justifies this through the creation of his Catholic foundation, similar to the Society of St. Pius X, but without a canonical link with Rome. This means a contempt for any different initiative on the part of other members of the Church.

This is a clear distance from the popes because he presents them as revolutionaries at Vatican II, without showing a more respectful and profound analysis of them, who did not dogmatically define the same council at all.

His view remains always negative.

And he now distances himself from Catholic commentators with positive suggestions for saving the papacy.

The archbishop also distances himself from the faith because he does not mention it once in the article. He thus comes to a grim conclusion: nothing can prevent the destruction of the papacy.

The archbishop's faith, therefore, is bound up with the Sabbath.

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12:31 PM
Anonymous said…
The Universi Dominici Gregis is like a sun that drives away all the darkness of the night.

https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/apost_constitutions/documents/hf_jp-ii_apc_22021996_universi-dominici-gregis.html
12:55 PM
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