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Ironic - Francis is definitely pope Feser: “Church..bec[a]me..divided between 3 papal contenders [two of which were antipopes]" vs. Francis is definitely pope Skojec: "couldn't believe the protection from error claims anymore"


Edward Feser
@FeserEdward
“If God were protecting the Church, he wouldn’t have let it become largely Arian, or Monothelite, or divided between 3 papal contenders, or…” Oh wait, all these things were resolved, though things looked very bad at the time. Church history is bigger than one person’s lifetime.
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Steve Skojec
@SteveSkojec
Many people are angry at me for leaving the Church as its leaders do things like this. I spent every day for years staring into this abyss, seeing a Church supposedly protected by God becoming increasingly evil until I couldn't believe the protection from error claims anymore. t.co/L8Zyiyp6ad
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Renato said…
I think that the Church has always had the assistance of the Holy Spirit (and I think all Catholics should think so) in its history. Above all, when the Bride of Christ resembled her Bridegroom when she was persecuted, condemned, scourged and crucified on the Cross. That is, when she too, like Christ, was not recognized in our eyes (Isaiah 53).

Or should we love it when we are still on this earth only on Mount Tabor commemorating the Face of Christ transfigured by the Father? The answer is obviously no. Because the believer must love her faithfully, especially in all dramatic circumstances, otherwise this would not be a proof that we would really be faithful to Him or to Her.

And who am I, a nothing. I'm just a commenter who reads this blog. I by my own judgment, in the same context of the "perhaps" and the "probable", defined by myself a "sentence of the Church" and excluded myself from it. It is not up to us to be judges of anyone, much less of the Church. Because I am the example for spending four years away from the sacraments. Let me take you by bad examples that say that Bergoglio's Church is the mystical body of Satan. And I was like that, her accomplice... So let me be carried away by the subtlety of the Gnostic Serpent's suggestion that the Church was not good for me. Because I simply do not accept this legitimate pontificate, although I do not recognize it until the election of a new legitimate Roman Pontiff. In short, so that my comment does not get long, I returned to the sacraments and to my Mother Church recently.

I wish Martinez a Merry Christmas and to all who read this blog, but wishing you to always receive all the sacraments of the Church in a holy way.
2:51 AM
Renato said…
Correction above: I do not recognize this pontificate as legitimate. I believe in the dogma of papal continuity, thus in the canonical intervention of the cardinals in order to re-elect a new Pope.
3:05 AM
Fred Martinez said…
Merry Christmas Renato and all The Catholic Monitor readers.
7:30 AM
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