Monday, June 10, 2024

The Vatican Is Becoming A Joke - Literally

Pope Francis never got around to meeting with the surviving Dubia Cardinals.  How many years has it been since the Dubia were issued?  Moreover, he couldn't find any time to meet with the much-persecuted Cardinal Zen, who traveled all the way from China for the express purpose of meeting with him.  But with whom does he find time to meet?

Comes now the news that on June 14th, he will meet with a select group of individuals.  Are they superiors of religious orders?  No.  How about theologians?  Wrong again!  He's meeting with comedians from around the world.  Whoopie Goldberg, a rabid pro-abortion person, is among them.  So is Brazil's Fabio Porchat.  He's the one who produced "The First Temptation of Christ", that depicted Our Lord as a gay.  Porchat himself played the role of "the boyfriend", as it were.  Oh, and gay-enabler F James Martin will also be in attendance.

So what does this tell you about the pope's priorities?  Clearly he doesn't take seriously the charge that Jesus gave to Peter and his successors.  If you haven't noticed by now, Francis is doing his level best to besmirch Holy Mother Church and to turn the Bride of Christ into an abysmal joke.  We need to wake up and we need to so yesterday.

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2 comments:

  1. Mary Ann KreitzerJune 13, 2024 at 6:27 AM

    Such sad times. I'm reading about the Arian heresy and I think this time is even worse. To borrow from St. Jerome, the whole world groaned to find itself Bergoglian. And what an insult he is to St. Francis. But ten to one, his canonization is already in the works. What a miracle that people looking for truth are still coming into the Church. It must be the Holy Spirit and faithful, orthodox priests. Now if we could just get a few more orthodox bishops among them. Hard to find any!

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  2. Edison FrisbeeJune 22, 2024 at 10:55 AM

    I don't think the dubia Cardinals ever "got around" to issuing the promised formal correction either....true?

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