I think I was labeled as some kind of conspiracy theorist when I asserted that not only was Paul VI a Jew, it is also DOcuмENTED WELL that he was a ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ and a Freemason.
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That's something that shouldn't surprise you when you have people like Stevus and Vandaler here! I agree with you that Paul VI was a mason and was also apparently a Jew. I'm still looking into him being gαy, but it would not surprise me.
From Father Villa (who has no reason to lie.):
During the course of the proceedings of the XXXV Assembly of the Italian Bishops Cardinal Ruini, announced the decision to introduce the “cause of beatification” of Paul VI before the Pope and the Bishops. On May 13, 1992, Card. Ruini, president of the CEI and the Vicar of the Pope for Rome, issued an edict which, among other things, reads: «We invite all individual believers to communicate directly or submit to the diocesan tribunal of the Vicariate of Rome any “news” from which we can argue to some extent against the reputation of sanctity of the said “Servant of God”.»
But Father Villa wanted to see things more clearly. So on May 25, 1992, he telephoned Secretary of State, Msgr. Nicolino Sarale, the faithful friend and collaborator of “Chiesa viva,” asking about this decision of Card. Ruini to open the “beatification” of Paul VI. Well, Msgr. Sarale told Father Villa that this decision was a “forced coup” by Card. Ruini, because most of the Italian Bishops would have never wanted it!
The “cause of beatification” continued to proceed until the year 1997. Father Villa was aware of the fact that
Card. Pietro Palazzini had sent a letter to the Postulator for the “cause of beatification” of Paul VI that contained three names of the last ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ lovers of Paul VI. Cardinal Pietro Palazzini was an authority in this field, because the Cardinal held two binders of docuмents that demonstrated, unequivocally, the impure and unnatural vice of Paul VI. (Emphasis of the Author, not me by the way.)
(Then he talks about the Paul VI beatified? book that was sent out to 5,000 Italian prelates and the results of that were:)
The result of the book was clear to everyone:
it had blocked the “beatification cause” of Paul VI. No one was able to refute the volume, that is, the avalanche of
“facts,” “quotations,” “docuмents” and “pictures” shown in the book, which did justice to a Pope who had committed perjury, by putting into place, during his pontificate, just the opposite of what he, himself, had promised to accomplish with a solemn oath on the day of his coronation.
I couldn't care any less than I already do what Vandeler and Stevus think at this point. They don't care what the truth is.