Editor’s Note: Lofton, who is a radical leftist and modernist, says that Catholics will be shocked to hear what the new pope’s agenda will be. Lofton is one of the most notorious apologists for Pope Francis, so watch his antics very closely to learn what the method of psychological gaslighting the Modernists who have seized the Vatican will use to sell Provost as a pope.

Blasphemies of Cardinal Provost contained in his address to the College of Cardinals

1.  Cardinal Prevost sees the death of Pope Francis as a Paschal event (Redemptive for the world).
2.  Pope Francis was humble, loving and faithful.
3.  Pope Francis abandoned himself to God.
4.  Pope Francis’ legacy is precious.
5. Our sentiments are to be translated into prayer and action (not Faith, but sentiments).

What is really ironic and totally hypocritical is that Prevost calls for a Church of listening and synodality, when he was just elected by a College of Cardinals who rejected the Catholic Faith of 1.4 Billion Catholics alive today and of all Catholics of the last 2000 years!  This is cheeky Chicago mafia style talk.

Excuse Lofton, I would not republish his videos, since he often says totally absurd things, that all the Faithful together are infallible. But by Faithful he does not mean the faithful, but those who claim to be Catholic, whether they believe or not. In fact, Cardinal Zen denounced Lofton for confusing the Faithful, publicly, and Lofton lashed out in response.

Here is the key quote for the “pontificate” of Prevost:

In this regard, I would like us to renew together today our complete commitment to the path that the universal Church has now followed for decades in the wake of the Second Vatican Council. Pope Francis masterfully and concretely set it forth in the Apostolic Exhortation Evangelii Gaudium, from which I would like to highlight several fundamental points: the return to the primacy of Christ in proclamation (cf. No. 11); the missionary conversion of the entire Christian community (cf. No. 9); growth in collegiality and synodality (cf. No. 33); attention to the sensus fidei (cf. Nos. 119-120), especially in its most authentic and inclusive forms, such as popular piety (cf. No. 123); loving care for the least and the rejected (cf. No. 53); courageous and trusting dialogue with the contemporary world in its various components and realities (cf. No. 84; Second Vatican Council, Pastoral Constitution Gaudium et Spes, 1-2).

Notice, that in this statement, there is no mention of Jesus’ Magisterium as a guide. The only person referred the Master, is Pope Francis. But if you were not sleeping the last 12 years, then it is clear that Prevost is either unaware that Pope Francis denied every one of the points he makes, or what he means by emphasizing these things, is not what a Catholic would think he means. And clearly Prevost is not stupid, so he must be clever.

But, when you read what “masterfully” means in Freemasonry, then you find the key to Cardinal Prevost’s speech. First the source, on “masterfully”, and then I will quote from it:

Quote:

From Coach Nagy, we learn that the word Mastery has the same roots as the word mystery! They both meant at one time “handicraft, trade, art” which came from another Medieval Latin root that meant “service, occupation, office, ministry”.

It was common for a man who was asked what his mystery was to reply with his occupation! To follow that, another quote from Coach Nagy. “Mastery begins when you know that the answers, you’re Told are not Truly the Answers you Seek”.

For the brothers who are satisfied with proficiencies, ritual memorization, and performances in the form of degrees, and paying the bills by vote, this may sound like too much work for no reward.

However, our rituals call us to do the work! Mastery is not achieved by minor achievements and participation trophies or titles, is it?

It is achieved by grabbing further light to enlighten and engulf our mind, body, and soul as we prepare our spiritual temple for that house not made with hands.

Mastery means that the member has achieved such proficiency in material that he is ready to teach, among other things. If you have never had to teach things, know that it takes much more effort and inner composure

Here is the actual document from the Vatican with the speech of Provost, where he uses the word “masterfully”, and from which Lofton read:

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