The man is a disgrace
This man may be as well a punishment from God, indeed. This is the Pope that Catholics deserve for becoming apostates as a whole. We must really repent, pray, and do penance.
‘Return O ye revolting children ... and I will give you pastors according to My own heart’. (Jer. 3:14,15)
We need this reminder, Cantarella.
Mark my words, he is not stupid, he is further setting the stage. This is not the first anti-traditional statement made by this man, nor will it be the last. And each statement increases in mockery of tradition, or criticism. The ole 'Us vs Them' and we are the enemy. Taken to it's logical conclusion, what does that tell us about Bergoglio's master?
TKGS is correct - this latest statement is projection, but intended to continue to isolate those who hold the Faith.
And SG hit the nail - the ʝʊdɛօ masonic forces are using their tried and true tactic of 'isolate and destroy'. It's so ridiculously obvious what he is doing.
I really can't agree with any of this whole "we are the enemy" line of reasoning.
The revolution in the church was perpetrated by men who had pre-planned it for decades before we were born so there's that. If we are wise to the fact that they are Christ-deniers, do we think Our Lord wants us to deny Him by following them? I think not.
Then there is the whole quoting from the Old Testament - guys, look up those examples. People who are following false shepherds perish along with the false shepherds. People who embrace the falsehood die miserably. The two dudes who held the door open for Daniel and his two pals to be thrown in the oven were killed by the flames. Guys, we perish if we follow falsehood.
We perish if we follow falsehood.
The blind, being led by the blind, both fall into the ditch.
This whole line of reasoning that these conciliar popes are punishment from Our Lord sounds like a big excuse to just keep going with the crowd.
Stop mixing and matching quotes from the Old Testament and New Testament as if they were interchangeable - they are not. They are to be studied in context.