3:30, praying at the Blue Mosque.  He didn't just attend this service and keep slightly aloof, he prayed along with the Mufti.  That's it.  He's an apostate.  Even JPII never PRAYED with the false religions, as far as I know.  

Look at his face when he does this, when he folds his hands in the Muslim way.  He almost looks a little nervous, like he knows he's going too far and he might bring the whole charade crashing down.  But he need not have worried.  He could go out there and say "I AM THE DEVIL!  I WILL EAT YOUR SOUL!!!"  and people would say "Hm, he might be crazy, and crazy people aren't responsible for what they do, so he's only a material heretic and therefore Pope."

As you said, LoT, the devil is really having his way now.  Get out of the una cuм -- I'm telling you as a friend.  You're not getting grace from that Mass -- if you are getting grace, it's directly from God, but if you keep offending Him he'll cut it off.  You can explain to your family that you want no connection to the anti-Christs in the Vatican.  Keep pure of the abomination.

"Loose thinking," huh?  Okay, let's say that it's a blasphemy that is a clear sign of someone who is already an apostate, how's that?  

P.S. I was wrong when I said that JPII never actually prayed to a idols.  I forgot his prayer at the Wailing Wall.  He also visited a ѕуηαgσgυє in 1986 and bowed his head when the Jєωs were praying for the coming of their "Messiah" ( according to the Dimonds ).  Ironically, JPII himself was pretty close to being this Jєωιѕн Messiah, and fits almost every sign of Anti-Christ except for his age and the length of his reign.  You know these Jєωs knew what he signified, but they kept it all hush-hush.

I also read this:

"In a dramatic symbolic gesture, he knelt in prayer alongside the then   Archbishop of Canterbury,   Robert Runcie in the See of the Church of England, Canterbury Cathedral."

However, other reports say that this shared prayer took place at the tomb of St. Thomas-a-Beckett, so he probably escaped blasphemy on that one.  

That was in 1982, and it took him a little while to build up the steam to blaspheme, I guess.  Maybe he was testing the waters to see how shared public prayer with heretics went over, and it went over like gangbusters:

"Later in the afternoon, he received a massive ovation from 80,000 people at a mass at Wembley Stadium, billed as the first of his great 'outdoor spectaculars'.

The crowd sang 'He's got the whole world in his hands' and clapped their hands as the Pope passed by in his 'Popemobile'."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/may/29/newsid_4171000/4171657.stm

This must be where he got the courage to pull off Assisi, seeing that the time was ripe for idol-worship under the guise of togetherness and brotherhood.  "He's got the whole world in his hands" -- truly bloodcurdling.

Yeah this is a travesty. Nothing surprising from relativism blowing up in the Church now... the Church that once used to be the only one holding a sword in the world fighting against it.

Oh please, Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on us all.