Editor’s Note: As I speculated this morning, the Dean of the College of Cardinals was going to convoke the Conclave sooner than later, to forestall opposition forming a sufficiently strong bloc to oppose the insiders. And that he has done, calling it for the Wednesday, the 7th of May.
This means that the Bergoglian Faction which wants to destroy the Church and make her the slave and servant of the Globalists feels very confident in winning the election of one of their men. The ardent supporters of Pope Francis are principally those in the Roman Curia: see this special page at Catholic-Hierarchy.org for more information.
This confidence sounds out in the news article above, where it is assumed that the man elected will be one of the Cardinal Electors.
However, strangely, only 100 Cardinal Electors were present at the General Congregation this morning, two days after the funeral of Pope Francis. That means as many as 35 Electors boycotted the funeral, which is a stunning statistic, that gives hope that the Catholic faction will be able to obtain the 46 votes to block the election of a heretic to the See of Saint Peter. — This makes me more confident than ever, that we won’t get a raging heretic, and that the best thing which might happen is a deadlock, as I opined more than a month ago on March 5th.
May 7th is the Vigil of the Apparition of the Great Saint Michael the Archangel at Gargano, Italy. So Catholics must now unite in praying to this great Archangel to unsheathe his sword and go to battle for Holy Mother Church. May the fact that the Cardinals chose to begin their Conclave on this Vigil obtain his most power intercession to put the fear of the Living God back into these men!
As a note: a Conclave proceeds by 3 days of voting, one day of rest, three days more of voting, two days of rest, and then the cycle repeats. So the first day of rest, if no one is elected in the first 3 day period, will be Sunday, May 11th.
Finally, many news reports are ERRONEOUSLY saying that to be elected a man will have to garner 89 votes in the Conclave. This is incorrect, since only 134 Cardinal Electors will be attending, and 2/3 majority is necessary, that is, 89 & 1/3, the correct number of votes to meet the requirement of the papal law on Conclave Elections will be 90.
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Which ones are “their men?”
All the ones in the Roman Curia.
“Which are ‘their men’?”
“All the ones in the Roman Curia.”
And then some.
Hope everything goes smoothly.
St. Michael the Archangel, Prince of the Heavenly Hosts, by the power of God — let Our Father’s will be done!
To the men of the Roman Curia: “Peter, do you love me?” (x3)!
‘Smoothly’ would be an oreshnik dropped on the Sistine Chapel.
While we would lose priceless art, Rome and its apostasy would be destroyed, as I believe was prophesied at Fatima.
Then perhaps we could go about electing a Catholic pontiff, instead of trying to figure out how to prevent a non-Catholic one, a Francis 2.0 if you will, to which all human signs are pointing.
So if either Becciu talks his way in, or Canizares changes his mind and participates, we would have 135 electors. So a two-thirds majority would be an even 90. To block the good guys would need 46 votes.
As things stand now with 134 electors, however, things are a trifle more promising–or less bleak–as two-thirds is 89 and 2/3’s, so therefore the plus 1 comes in, and 90 votes would be required. And to block in this case, the good guys would need 45 votes.
Our Lady of Fatima, Pray for us!
Correction: two thirds of 134 is 89 and 1/3. End result the same: the plus 1 comes in, and 90 votes would be required to elect.
And to block in this case, the good guys would need 45 votes.
Here’s the question of the day:
Are there really 45 good men and Catholic among the electorate?