I guess he had a lot to say. He must’ve taken a vow of silence previously.
TL;DR.
Can you summarize the main points, please?
Blogging will make you go blind. (HG 14:6)
I got about half way through and gave up.
Let me just comment on one point: the title.
Pope Frances may or may not be a foolish Pope, or a bad Pope, but he is not a “false Pope.” He was properly elected to the Papacy by the College of Cardinals.
God will prevent him from going too far, and in particular from spreading false faith Ex Cathedra. But you don’t fix the faults of the Church by leaving it, which this writer appears to have done.
Just a thought here, but have you ever considered praying to Our Lady of the Lower Case and the ever watchful Archangels of Paragraph Breaks and Punctuation?
And a Novena in honor of St. Bernard the Brief might also be in order.
(Short order that is.)
Some of the things he writes about were taught to me in Catholic School, and to go back and see my world when I was in Catholic School and what is happening in the World today, is something that I can relate with this article...
Christ is saying to all Christians, especially those who have greater responsibility, such as priests and bishops, that if people pray to discover and do the holy will of God, it is possible to live the Ten Commandments as God gave to Moses. IF PEOPLE DO NOT PRAY, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE THE TEN COMMANDMENTS AS GOD INTENDED for our true good explained in detail by His Church, the Catholic Church. It is amazing today how many priests, bishops and cardinals are trying to change the 10 Commandments according to what the people want, instead of encouraging the people to set aside at least 15 minutes each day to meditate on the life of Christ in the Holy Rosary and to spend time before the Most Blessed Sacrament; if they did this, it would be possible to live the 10 Commandments as God intended for our true good.
Thus one sees what Our Lady predicted for our times on the anniversary of the great miracle of the sun at Fatima on October 13, 1917: “The work of the devil will infiltrate even the Church in such a way that one will see CARDINALS OPPOSING CARDINALS, bishops against other bishops… THE CHURCH WILL BE FULL OF THOSE WHO ACCEPT COMPROMISE …” (Our Lady of Akita, Japan; October 13, 1973; http://blogcristianocattolico.blogspot.com/2008/01/la-madonna-di-akita-giappone.html).
Information necessary for turning this wretched world around is in this article. Are people listening? In addition to attending most daily Masses (with my better half), I spend time at adoration praying for this crazy world and for our families [at least two hours every week on Fridays (as I’m signed up to do so), and complete one rosary while there], and after my time with Jesus has ended, I ride home a more peaceful person. It happens EVERY time.
Mother Teresa’s encouragement for Eucharistic Adoration hangs at our chapel: http://adorationrocks.com/letter.html
Thank you for this post!
Thank you for posting this.
Thank you.