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Nick Donnelly @ProtecttheFaith A historic event that will be long remembered Archbishop Viganò formally accuses Jorge Mario Bergoglio of heresy and schism @CarloMVigano His Excellency requests that the episcopacy remove Jorge Mario Bergoglio from the Throne of St. Peter because a heretic cannot assume the papacy "Before my Brothers in the Episcopate and the entire ecclesial body, I accuse Jorge Mario Bergoglio of heresy and schism, and as a heretic and schismatic, I request that he be judged and removed from the Throne he has unworthily occupied for over eleven years. This does not in any way contradict the adage Prima Sedes a nemine judicatur, because it is evident that a heretic, being unable to assume the Papacy, is not above the Prelates who judge him."


Nick Donnelly
@ProtecttheFaith
A historic event that will be long remembered Archbishop Viganò formally accuses Jorge Mario Bergoglio of heresy and schism
@CarloMVigano
His Excellency requests that the episcopacy remove Jorge Mario Bergoglio from the Throne of St. Peter because a heretic cannot assume the papacy "Before my Brothers in the Episcopate and the entire ecclesial body, I accuse Jorge Mario Bergoglio of heresy and schism, and as a heretic and schismatic, I request that he be judged and removed from the Throne he has unworthily occupied for over eleven years. This does not in any way contradict the adage Prima Sedes a nemine judicatur, because it is evident that a heretic, being unable to assume the Papacy, is not above the Prelates who judge him." exsurgedomine.it/240628-jaccuse
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