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@FatherAltman..bishop [Schnieder] told me 3x to my face that Bergoglio is NOT Catholic..simple fact: you cannot be pope if you're not Catholic, which was the clear teaching of 1,500 years..Church Fathers..Dalai Lama can't be pope because he's not Catholic, no matter that a Conclave elected him. Same for Bergoglio. End of debate.


Fr. James Altman
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For all those pope-splainer ignoramuses out there:
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Bishop Schneider urges Pope Francis to perform rectifications and retractions “of concrete acts, documents which he did in his pontificate which undermined the clarity of the Catholic Faith” Via @TaylorRMarshall: youtube.com/live/vtWusjND8
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Notice that the good Bishop refers to him as Pope and accepts that he is the Roman Pontiff, even if a bad one. I pray you could learn from him, with all respect and sincerity.
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Fr. James Altman
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The good bishop told me 3x to my face that Bergoglio is NOT Catholic. The good bishop publicly refuses to connect the dots and state the simple fact: you cannot be pope if you're not Catholic, which was the clear teaching of 1,500 years of Saints, Doctors of the Church and Church Fathers, and accepted until the unprecedented emergence of the Apostate masquerading in white. The Dalai Lama can't be pope because he's not Catholic, no matter that a Conclave elected him. Same for Bergoglio. End of debate.
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