6 thoughts on “In act of pure hypocrisy, Pope Francis exhorts Faithful to oppose lust, practice purity”

1. Don’t you think we Catholics would be better off if we could demand media or the Vatican to separate what the pope himself directly says/writes vs reports of hearsay and documents released with his signature? I’m of the opinion, unless it comes straight from someone’s mouth, I really can’t give it weight.

   We need to try and force his “handlers” hands on who is actually doing/saying what.

2. 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
   Always ‘ON’ Brother Alexis Bugnolo.
   Terrific analogy.

3. It is this type of double talk that confuses Catholics who are not aware of the grand NWO conspiracy. They excuse Pope Francis’s heretical words, signed documents and actions as impulsive and imprudent, but because they don’t know catholic doctrine, are not paying attention and because they cannot fathom a pope with bad intentions – they cannot bring themselves to accept that there is method to his actions.

4. St. Faustina’s diary entry on the exact date that Bergoglio was born.

   December 17, [1936]. I have offered this day for priests. I have suffered more today than ever before, both interiorly and exteriorly. I did not know it was possible to suffer so much in one day. I tried to make a Holy Hour, in the course of which my spirit had a taste of the bitterness of the Garden of Gethsemane. I am fighting alone, supported by His arm, against all the difficulties that face me like unassailable walls. But I trust in the power of His name and I fear nothing.
   – Diary of St. Faustina, 823

5. I wonder who actually wrote this speech, because it is filled with truth, beauty and love, and I find it difficult to believe it came from the same mind that signed “Fiducia Supplicans”.

   https://youtu.be/NGorjBVag0I?si=0GvFSvfh6F3cOA8n

   1. If Pope Francis is saying something in accord with the Gospel, you can be sure someone else wrote it.

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