Do you agree? Author says if you reject Francis as Pope, immediately after he lists off the horrible things Francis did while Pope, then you are not Catholic.
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God expects Catholic to recognize Francis as the elected Pope. But God does NOT expect Catholic to obey Francis' promotion of mortal sins. God's Commandments come first. Worship of God, not idols, is a Commandment of God. Francis is a lost soul. God expect Catholic to acknowledge that Francis is a following of Satan as his ways are all worldly. As a Catholic leader, he get a "G" grade. "F" is not …More
God expects Catholic to recognize Francis as the elected Pope. But God does NOT expect Catholic to obey Francis' promotion of mortal sins. God's Commandments come first. Worship of God, not idols, is a Commandment of God. Francis is a lost soul. God expect Catholic to acknowledge that Francis is a following of Satan as his ways are all worldly. As a Catholic leader, he get a "G" grade. "F" is not good enough.
What he is really saying is that if you as a Catholic object to any of the dictates of Pope Francis, no matter how anti-Catholic they might be, then you are not Catholic. This is insanity. The Pope is not protecting the Deposit of Faith and we, as Bishop Strickland points out, must be faithful to Christ and his Church, not the Freemasonic Pope that we currently have, whether he was validly elected …More
What he is really saying is that if you as a Catholic object to any of the dictates of Pope Francis, no matter how anti-Catholic they might be, then you are not Catholic. This is insanity. The Pope is not protecting the Deposit of Faith and we, as Bishop Strickland points out, must be faithful to Christ and his Church, not the Freemasonic Pope that we currently have, whether he was validly elected or not.
The sad thing is that the pope is the one who primarily created the moral mess. Is this the pastoral accompaniment he talked about? Is this the smell of the sheep?
