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Renato commented on "[Cd.] Gerhard Müller..remind the world that the Church doesn’t actually belong to the Pope.. this statement is against the image of the legitimate Pope and against the image of the legitimate Church. Because he simply continually refuses to make a canonical investigation into Bergoglio's pontificate...

Renato commented on "@TuckerCarlson..[Cd.] Gerhard Müller..remind the world that the Church doesn’t actually belong to the Pope..@BeardedPriest1..pope has no authority to change the teaching of the Church, which is rooted in God’s revelation.—Cardinal Muller"
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Here is just an analysis of the phrase that Müller states that "the Church does not belong to the Pope."

I have observed that there is something hidden, in my opinion, in this sentence of the German prelate. The meaning of the word of Greek origin that is called crypto means hidden. He can demonstrate a message encoded in the same Protestant mindset with this statement.

Therefore, this statement is against the image of the legitimate Pope and against the image of the legitimate Church. Because he simply continually refuses to make a canonical investigation into Bergoglio's pontificate.


https://www.pinatafarm.com/memegenerator/34612f67-77cc-4cc9-bdb6-342e1b25f035

We can paraphrase this statement by Müller with that meme of the dog sitting inside the house on fire: "everything is fine, because the Church does not belong to the Pope"...

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Renato said…
The word encoded above is a historical fact called Crypto-Protestantism that arose after the Protestant "Reformation."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto-Protestantism
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