[piusv]

Note: Because of the formatting here, it might be easier to read the OP at the link provided.

[T-Bone Texan]

Great, scathing article!

[Steely Tom]

Bergoglio is correct in saying, however, that “everyone knew of its presence [the homosexual abuse of minors in the Church] yet no one spoke of it,” provided he is speaking of himself and other members-in-good-standing of the homosexual network in the Vatican and beyond. That said, some persons did speak of it, decades ago at that, and yet no one listened; including Jorge.

Dozens of children, and their parents, "spoke of it" in Boston and the nearby dioceses, and were told in no uncertain terms to keep their mouths shut and say nothing. Many were threatened or intimidated. In the end they were paid tens of millions of dollars under the condition that they remain silent.

This happened in the 80s and 90s; I believe there were some incidents in the 70s as well.

[piusv]

Jorge Bergoglio is not Catholic. His words and his deeds make it perfectly plain that he has placed himself outside of the Body of Christ. The likes of Raymond “Banquet Bishop” Burke are obviously not going to do their duty by issuing a public declaration to that effect for the good of those who cannot see this truth for themselves.

QFT

[neverevergiveup]

In the context of what is going on in the world, and the attempts underway to turn the US into a socialist/Communist nation, part of me feels that the subversion of the Church is part of the grand plan to bring down Western society. We go from having a Pope, John Paul II, who stood up against Communism and stood strong with the Polish people and the world, to a Pope who is put into place after the unexpected resignation of a sitting Pope, and who is overseeing a progressive loss of faith in the Church and a tragic destruction of its moral voice in the world.

I don’t think this is all accidental or coincidental.