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@Somethi65907719..hilarious..they’re [Sammon & collaborators] stupidly trashing Vigano rather than facing reality..@Grotto_NH..Laypeople questioning the credentials of an archbishop who has outed evil in the Church on multiple occasions Hilarious


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Yeah, it’s kind of hilarious but really just sad. Lots of them are, in my opinion, doing so because they can’t face the reality that they need to find another line of work. I feel badly for them, but they’re stupidly trashing Vigano rather than facing reality.
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Laypeople questioning the credentials of an archbishop who has outed evil in the Church on multiple occasions Hilarious
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5:17 AM
Renato said…
We are in eschatological times whose understanding is needed in order to remain in the faith. Thus we will hear, out of this agitation of accusations, what "the Spirit saith unto the Churches" (Revelation 3:13), that we may not be "vomited."

Benedict XVI abdicated the ministry instead of the Munus Petrino, a requirement of the Universi Dominici Gregis for the legitimacy of the act according to canonical norm 32.2. Thus Ratzinger died remaining as legitimate Pope.

And that for a good understanding half a word is enough.

Divine providence has anticipated this to make clear in modern times in order to avoid this confusion of today.

St. Francis of Assisi prophesied a non-canonically elected pope would be the cause of great trials. And he says that the fault, in this canonical context presented by him, is that many prefer to consent, rather than fight this canonical error. Thus there would be diversity of opinions and schisms among Catholics. And he revealed that in those times if they were not abbreviated even the elect would be misled. His reasoning would demonstrate the lack of charity to the Church and its norms, which are related to the authority of a legitimate Vicar of Christ, that all this chaos would occur.

Knowing this, the saint of Assisi always obliged his friars to obey the Roman Pontiff, but a canonically legitimate Pope.

Because he knew that the Catholic Church is united to the legitimate Pope, and a legitimate Pope united to the Catholic Church.

It is up to everyone to discern in order to understand what is likely to happen soon.

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