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Leo celebrated a motto used by Freemasons that traces back to the bloody, anti-Catholic French Revolution.
Bergoglio's Pagan Liturgy.
“Eucharistic Adoration is the secret that will transform the world.” (Saint John Paul II)
«For our struggle is not against creatures of blood and flesh, but against the Principalities and the Powers, against the rulers of this world of darkness, against the spirits of evil that dwell in the heavenly regions.» (Eph 6:12)
He once suggested the SSPX might need twelve new bishops. Weeks later four were too many. Now Leo gets endless benefit of the doubt, resistance has become rebellion, and he asks Francis’ intercession.
Relying on the eschatological worldview of 4th century theologian Tyconius, Benedict XVI appears to indicate that the Third Secret of Fatima plays a crucial role in the end times.
This important article was originally published in 2022 on Marco Tosatti’s blog, Stilum Curiae, and later reprinted at LifeSiteNews
John Cavadini, appointed by Benedict as a member of the International Theological Commission, signed in 2022 the claim that Summorum Pontificum undermined the hermeneutic of continuity. He will receive the prize from the Pope on 19 December
They are telling us openly that they are not the Catholic Church, but the Synodal Antichrist Spiritual Sewage Farm
A number of stories over the past few days once again reminded me that one of the best things that could happen to Catholicism is for the apostate Synodal Church to officially change its name to exactly that: the Synodal Church.
The following text was published on July 4, 2020, on the German blog *Summorum Pontificum*; however, as the subject is once again timely, *Rorate Caeli* has recently republished it in translation. All quotations are drawn from a German-language work published at the time of Benedict XVI’s election—*Joseph Ratzinger: Theologische Prinzipienlehre* (Donauwörth, 2005)—and reflect thoughts expressed by Professor Ratzinger ten years after the Council, just prior to his appointment as Bishop of Munich. These same reflections were later expanded upon in the famous *Ratzinger Report* (*Entretien sur la Foi* / *The Ratzinger Report* [1985])—a book co-authored with Vittorio Messori based on lengthy interviews held with the Italian journalist in Bressanone during the summer of 1985. This book earned Cardinal Ratzinger the fierce enmity (to put it mildly!) of the progressives who have since seized control of the Church (numerous articles on this topic can be found on the "Benoît & Moi" website). Introduction and French translation provided by the "Benoît & Moi" website—a site we recommend, even though it still recognizes antipope Leo as Ratzinger’s legitimate successor, an error that is unfortunately all too common these days.
Jordi Bertomeu, the pope’s anti-abuse “policeman”, defended Prevost against accusations of covering up for the paedophile Father Lute. Yet the pope really did save him. With a device used in at least 1,058 other cases
How many paedophile priests does the Church have to deal with? How does it deal with them, and what becomes of them? The answer beggars belief, and comes from none other than one of the foremost experts on clerical abuse, Jordi Bertomeu, a close friend of Pope Prevost. As Giorgio Meletti recounts in this detailed article, which I urge you to read carefully, Bertomeu explains that the pope can grant “the grace of dispensation from the clerical state” to priests accused of sexual abuse: this avoids a canonical trial, and the offence vanishes as though it had never been committed. The victims? What do they matter? They have no right to information about the outcome of their complaints anyway, and if the pope wishes to grant the culprit a dispensation to extinguish his guilt, his decision is beyond appeal. If you think this “get-out-of-jail-free card” is a rarely used expedient, you are mistaken. Bertomeu himself supplies the figures: in the last nine years alone, a paedophile priest was pardoned every three days. So much for zero tolerance. Federica Tourn
What straight priests, unlike gay priests, sacrifice
Fatima and La Salette
Today is the anniversary of Our Lady’s apparition at La Salette, France, high in the French Alps, on September 19, 1846, to two cow-herding children, Mélanie Calvat and Maximin Giraud.
