ABP. VIGANO: "TO BELIEVE THAT THE DEATH OF BERGOGLIO CAN MAKE US SIMPLY FORGET EVERYTHING AND ALLOW US TO TURN THE PAGE WITHOUT DOING ANYTHING,WOULD BE A VERY SERIOUS ERROR "

Interviewed by a New York Times journalist, I answered two questions on current issues, which however were not published. I report them below, in two separate posts. _________ 1. What is the state of the American church right now? What was the lasting impact of your 2018 letter

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2. How are those who have opposed the direction Pope Francis has taken the church working to correct course? What, if anything, is being done to make sure the next Pontiff will not repeat what many see as Francis's shortcomings? Or is that futile? Many think they can simply close the Bergoglian parenthesis by electing a pope who is “conservative” but who does not question the Second Vatican Council and its disastrous reforms, such as Cardinal Raymond Burke or Cardinal Robert Sarah. But hoping this will happen is truly a “Mission Impossible,” given that 110 cardinals out of 138 cardinals have been created by Bergoglio precisely to “shield” the Bergoglian synodal revolution and guarantee that it continues. Those who enter the Conclave thinking they only need to plug a few holes while continuing on a course that has proven to be a disaster – I am referring to the conciliar revolution – will not obtain any lasting results. There are now sixty years of errors and horrors that need to be completely reset: a titanic task, which only divine intervention can make possible. Bergoglio’s usurpation – which I have denounced and which has earned me “excommunication” – undermines the legitimacy of the Cardinals he has created in these twelve years and the validity of the election of any Successor. This is why an operation of transparency and justice is needed before proceeding to convene a Conclave. To believe that the death of Bergoglio can make us simply forget everything and allow us to turn the page without doing anything,would be a very serious error and a betrayal of the mandate that Our Lord gave to the Apostles and their Successors.

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