Editor’s Note: As I surmised when the Cardinal Dean convoked the General Congregations for the Conclave the very day after Pope Francis died, even though 75% of the Cardinals were out of town, there is a move to rush the Cardinals so that they do not have time to realize whom they are voting for.
Now, the Cardinals themselves have confirmed this: requesting two Sessions of the 10th General Congregation on Monday, and another on Tuesday during the 11th General Congregation. (Click image above to read the article).
Meanwhile, Reuters, the Rothschild Propaganda Outlet, wants the Cardinals to rush the Conclave, because they publish the exact opposite news on the same day, in a hope that no one notices that the Cardinals are upset about insider efforts to railroad the vote. This means all the leading candidates are favored by the Globalists (Illuminati Lodge).
Note, also the Reuters report, speaks of “under Michaelangelo’s gaze”, instead of any mention of God. That is because the Illuminati worship Satan, and it is a historical fact that Michaelangelo was expelled from Florence for sodomy. In fact his sketch books are filled with drawings of male genitalia. What kind of Pope does Reuters want?
The Sistine Chapel, where the Conclave will take place, is illustrated on all walls and on the ceiling with frescoes by Michaelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564), the famous Italian Renaissance artist, one of the leading artists of that period who favored depicting men nude. A fresco is a water color painting on fresh plaster, covering a stone and mortared wall or ceiling.
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Bro, can you explain a few questions? Why is there a ban on aged cardinals voting?
Can the aged cardinals be elected?
Why doesn’t the Church of Rome (as when it’s bishops and clergy mentioned when you say the second option if there’s a grid lock) gather instead of all the cardinals like we are seeing done now? It seems like the church should elect a bishop of Rome first before it talks about the rest of the world’s priorities and needs etc.
Paul VI established this ban to block conservatives from electing someone to undo his disastrous policies. Any man who is not married, not excommunicated can be elected, over the age of 16 years to whatever age, even Cardinals who are not electors.
Speaking of Pope Paul VI, What do you think of the video theory port forth that Vaticancatholic posted yesterday on YouTube? Title “Watch this before the conclave?” I’d love to see your commentary on the validity of his claim.
I think the universal church would be far better off if the church at rome would manage the replacement of their own bishop. And then whom ever that bishop is, would assumed the typical apostolic work as both bishop of Rome and pope. If they, the clergy of Rome, come to a gridlock then they could defer to the college of cardinals. But I’m just trying to wrap my mind around how God would will the mess of relying on ~90 men to determine the future of the salvation of souls for billions of people.
God is the First Cause in every order of being and action. Therefore, if the Cardinals elect a man so bad that he would not respond to the graces of God, His Mighty hand will intervene, as it did the other day when Cardinal Parolin had a medical emergency.
Jesus is Risen and He is out and about blessing here, punishing there. Have no doubts.
And, what about the requirement of bishops to submit their resignation at age 75? Is this also a modernist novelty?
I had the privilege of getting to know a priest in his last year of life who recently passed at age 92. He resisted all attempts by his superiors to get him to retire from ministry in his mid-seventies. He mostly evaded their efforts and continued serving as pastor of a small TLM parish until the age of 88 when he was ousted by superiors who were in compliance of globalists.
Yes. In fact, canon law only says that they are encouraged to resign at 75, but not that they have to. Glad to hear of that priest, faithful to the last to his vocation.