You still believe he is a true Pope?

That is heretical.  We are supposed to covert them not worship with them.
Pope Francis needs to read about St Francis of Assisi who converted Moslems and the Jєωιѕн people without watering down his Catholic Faith.

That is heretical.  We are supposed to covert them not worship with them.
Pope Francis needs to read about St Francis of Assisi who converted Moslems and the Jєωιѕн people without watering down his Catholic Faith.

Its not that he doesn't know what Saints such as Francis said or that he doesn't know what the Church taught ex cathedra on the subject... .he is a HERETIC plain and simple.  He doesn't hold the Catholic faith.  How can people who claim to be traditional Catholics still call this man "Pope" ?

Luke 15:1-2


"Now the publicans and sinners drew near unto him to hear him.  And the Pharisees and the scribes murmured, saying: This man receiveth sinners, and eateth with them."



"Make yourselves loved by your humility and charity, becoming all things to all men. Show that you conform, as far as the Institute of the Society permits, to the customs of the people there. Be prepared to teach matters of faith and morals in a way that is accommodated to those people… Without taking away from them anything in which they are particularly interested or which they especially value, try to get them to accept the truths of Catholicism." Later, he adds: "Although you are ever intent on bringing them to conformity with the Catholic Church, do everything gently, without any violence to souls long accustomed to another way of life.’" - St Ignatiuas Loyola - Advice to Jesuit Missionaries


You don't know his intention! Do not judge!

The heretic's intention is irrelevant.  He is leading souls to hell by his words and examples.

Luke 15:1-2


"Now the publicans and sinners drew near unto him to hear him.  And the Pharisees and the scribes murmured, saying: This man receiveth sinners, and eateth with them."



"Make yourselves loved by your humility and charity, becoming all things to all men. Show that you conform, as far as the Institute of the Society permits, to the customs of the people there. Be prepared to teach matters of faith and morals in a way that is accommodated to those people… Without taking away from them anything in which they are particularly interested or which they especially value, try to get them to accept the truths of Catholicism." Later, he adds: "Although you are ever intent on bringing them to conformity with the Catholic Church, do everything gently, without any violence to souls long accustomed to another way of life.’" - St Ignatiuas Loyola - Advice to Jesuit Missionaries


You don't know his intention! Do not judge!

Do we know his actions?  Some actions are of such clarity that guessing the intentions is not necessary.

The Pope was directly told that if he loved Our Lord, then he would show this love by feeding His sheep.  Does Pope Francis think Islam is an alternative route to Our Lord.

Quote it, Andy.  After the Ressurrection, Our Lord required a confession only from St Peter and three times He asked St Peter if he loved Him.  Three times the response and proof of that love was that St Peter would feed His sheep.  So, does Pope Francis think that the sheep can be fed in a mosque also?  

Yet whatever the case, we cannot judge Pope Francis' intention, so we should remain silent, remembering the 8th commandment and pray for the Pope.

Totally wrong. The Angelic Doctor says that when there is proximate danger to the Faith, prelates should be rebuked even publicly, by their subjects. This was the example St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles, himself set, when he accepted St. Paul's rebuke. Archbishop Lefebvre taught and did the same. We must love the Holy Father and pray for him, as we would love our own father even if he did something scandalous, but we must not encourage the action, or by our silence and complicity, allow others to fall into error. The most important proclamation Pope Francis can and should make to the Muslims and to all others is that there is no salvation except in the Name of Jesus Christ and that whoever remains outside the Church cannot be saved. Many Catholics are led astray into thinking Islam is good and salvific by this kind of behavior, while the Islamists just keep killing Christians and laugh at the weakness of the Roman authorities. In the place of a conduct inspired by brave faith in Our Lord's divinity and Kingship, today's prelates by their weakness humiliate the many martyrs who even at this hour, at the hands of the Mohammedans, are shedding their blood for Christ and His Church by refusing subjection to Islam.

Clearly the actions constitute a grave sin against the faith and an unspeakable scandal.

Yet actions cannot render one guilty of "heresy"; actions are not beliefs.  They can render one "suspect of heresy".  So, for instance, if before Vatican II you saw someone going regularly to a Protestant church for services, they become suspect of heresy.  Then the Canon Law presumed someone guilty of heresy after a certain period of time during which the suspect behavior continues.  If, however, there's evidence to the contrary, while the actions would constitute a grave sin against the faith, it may not actually mean being a heretic.  So, for instance, someone might just be going to the Protestant chapel because he has a friend who goes there, and perhaps even with the intention of going to convert some of them, not knowing that it would be forbidden even for noble motives.

So the truth is somewhere in between.  Yes, the actions can be judged as reprehensible, scandalous, and a grave sin against the faith.  No, the actions do not by themselves prove heresy.  I doubt that Francis is actually a secret Muslim.  He most likely believes that he's fostering some kind of "good will".

Again, the core heresy here is religious indifferentism and the rejection of EENS ... not that he's a Muslim.

Yet actions cannot render one guilty of "heresy"; actions are not beliefs.  

St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica, Pt. II, Q. 12, A. 1, Obj. 2: “… if anyone were to…worship at the tomb of Mahomet, he would be deemed an apostate.”18