A few days ago I highlighted some articles regarding the escalating animosity towards Cardinal Sarah, starting with the pope. Others were just released within the past few days - see here and here. Those promoting the evil rot within the Vatican lash out in anger against those prelates - like Sarah - who stand firm for the teachings of Christ. Their ire is even more inflamed because apparently Cardinal Sarah stands a decent chance of being the next pope. In the midst of all the attempts to bring him down, he remains unflappable because he serves Jesus Christ, not some worldly fads.
As mentioned before, Cardinal Muller preceded Cardinal Sarah in being fodder for progressive vultures within the Church. Now that Muller is outside the Vatican, he does seem to be speaking more freely in defense of the Church. Yesterday he openly rebuked the secretary general of the Italian Episcopal Conference for stating that the protestant rebellion was a "work of the Holy Spirit". Of course that statement by Bishop Galantino is bald-faced blasphemy, for in making that statement, he claimed that the Third Person of the Trinity committed mortal sin. Recall that Cardinal Muller was basically ejected from his position by the pope. The silver lining in that cloud is that the pope no longer has any threat to hold over Muller's head so the latter probably senses little reason to tip-toe on eggshells. He has found his voice again.
Please pray for our prelates, especially that the faithful ones hold firm.
With Pope Francis packing the College of Cardinals with new like-minded bishops and archbishops, doesn't that make it probable that the next pope will be just like Francis or maybe worse?
ReplyDeleteThat's my feeling Unknown! Bergoglio has already stacked the deck. For God to allow us to elect Cardinal Sarah or his like, again, it would have to be Divine Intervention of a most miraculous kind. And yes, I pray for our prelates every day and especially that the faithful ones will hold the line.
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