Vigano won’t discuss Opus Dei, “white masonry” the “elephant in the room”
and to which Bergolio had to be part of.
The 2013 story of the sacking of former Opus Dei Bishop Plano of Paraguay was an example of Bergolio’s participation in an Opus Dei hit.
Bishop Plano had converted to Catholic tradition, stopped the Novus ordo Masses and started a seminary with 250 students.
For this, he was targeted for by the Opus Dei.
Even B16 and Fr. Urrigoity we’re part of the set-up of Bp. Plano.
When called to Rome on a trumped-up disciplinary charge, Bergolio met him and said essentially, “As we speak, you have been removed from your Diocese.”
Bp. Plano was likely poisoned while in Rome. When he returned to Paraguay, at 68, he had to move in with his Mother. He died within a year.
I have always viewed Bergolio as being a part of ecclesiastical masonry.