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In truth it is the “Our Age” of the Second Vatican Council which lays the doctrinal foundations to equalize the one Way, Truth and Life (Jesus Christ) with the error (heresies, other religions, other philosophies, nihilistic ideologies etc.). This equalization has edified, over the years, the new ecumenist Church, conciliar cosmopolitan, which is not Catholic because it contradicts the Trinitarian Dogma, precisely by putting him on the same level as Allah, Yahweh, Luther and company. So Bergoglio is only the latest (for now) of the apostates occupying the Throne of St. Peter, the dioceses and parishes. Before him, we get to Roncalli.
THE PASSION OF PERPETUA AND HAPPINESS
Bergoglio should be deeply ashamed when reading the few lines that follow: these two young women could have very easily saved themselves for what the judge considered a mere formality: incense idols. Instead Bergoglio incenses and honors idols exclusively for his own vainglory!
ACTS OF THE MARTYROD OF SAINTS PERPETUA AND FELICITA
I Bursted, during the consulate of Valerian and Gallienus, persecution, they were arrested in Africa, in the city of Tuburbio, the venerable young Satyrs and Saturninus, brothers; Revoked with Felicita his sister; and Perpetua, who was from a noble family, he had a father and mother, two brothers and an infant son (in fact she was twenty-two years old).
The proconsul Minucius told them:
The most invincible princes Valerian and Galienus have given orders for you to sacrifice.
Satyr replied:
We won't do it, because we are Christians.
The proconsul had them locked up in prison; the hour had in fact passed.
II Perpetua's father, when he learned that she had been arrested, ran to prison and, as soon as he saw her, these:
What on earth did you do, or daughter? You have brought disgrace upon your family. No one from our family has ever been put in prison.
Perpetua then told him:
Padre….
And he answered:
Well, or daughter?
Perpetual dissension:
Ecco, you see, a mo’ for example the vase that is there, be it earthenware or any material?.
And he answered:
I see it. What does it have to do with it?
Perpetual dissension:
Perhaps it can be designated by another name than it is?
And he answered:
No.
Perpetual dissension:
So I too cannot have a name other than what I am: Christian.
Having heard that word, her father pounced on her, wanting to gouge out her eyes: and shouting, trouble, if he comes out.
III They were held in prison for many days, spent praying and making supplications to God without interruption; and Santa Perpetua, having had a vision one night; he exposed it on the following day to the holy companions of martyrdom as follows:
This night I saw in a vision a bronze ladder, extraordinarily high up to the sky; and it was so narrow that you couldn't get on except one at a time. Then on the right and on the left were iron knives and swords, so that no one could look around them, but only to the sky. A frightening, large-bodied dragon was crouching under the staircase, so much so that everyone was kept from going up for fear of him. I also saw Satyr climbing to the top of the ladder, and looked down at us, he said: “Don't be frightened by the dragon below; comforted in the grace of Christ, climb up without fear so that you can have part with me”.
I also saw near the staircase a vast garden full of greenery and pleasantness: and in the middle of it sat an old man in a shepherd's garb, who milked the sheep, and I'll be back, standing, a multitude dressed in white: when he saw us, he called us to him and gave us all milk products to taste.
IV Next the proconsul Minucius showed up, e, sitting in front of the court, He had them led out and said to them:
Sacrifice to the gods; this is the order of the Emperors.
Satyr replied:
One must sacrifice to God, and not to idols.
The proconsul said:
Answer for yourself or on behalf of everyone?
Satyr said:
On behalf of everyone because the same will is in all of us.
The proconsul asked Saturninus, Revoked, Felicita and Perpetua:
What do you say?
But they answered:
E’ vero: the same will is in all of us.
The proconsul had the women go away, and said to Sa-tiro:
Sacrifice, the giovane, don't think you're better than princes.
Satyr replied:
I believe I am better before the true prince of this century and the future, if I deserve to suffer in combat.
The proconsul said:
Convinced, the giovane: sacrifice.
Satyr replied:
I won't do it.
The proconsul said to Saturninus:
At least you, the giovane, sacrifice, so that you can live.
Saturninus replied:
I am Christian, I'm not allowed to do that.
The proconsul said to Revocato:
Maybe you too follow their decision?
Revoked replied:
I completely agree in their desire for God's sake.
The proconsul said:
slaughtered, so that I do not have to condemn you to death.
Revoked replied:
We pray to God that we deserve it.
V The proconsul ordered them to be taken away and for Felicita and Perpetua to present themselves.
And he said to Felicita: What is your name? .. He replied:
congratulate.
The proconsul asked:
You have a husband?
Felicita replied:
I have one that I now despise.
The proconsul said:
Where?.
Felicita replied:
It's not here.
The proconsul said:
What condition is it?? ».
Felicita replied:
plebeian.
The proconsul said:
You have parents?
Felicita replied:
No: but Revoked is my brother. After all, I couldn't have more illustrious parents than these.
The proconsul said:
Have mercy on yourself, the giovane; and sacrifices to continue living, all the more so, as far as I can see, you carry an infant in your womb.
Felicita replied:
I am Christian; and I have been trained to despise it all, for the love of God.
The proconsul said:
Think about yourself: I feel sorry for you.
Felicita replied:
Fa’ whatever you want too; you won't be able to persuade me.
The proconsul said to Perpetua:
And you, what do you say, Perpetua? You want to sacrifice?
Perpetua replied:
I am Christian and I pursue the meaning of my name to become perpetual.
The proconsul said:
You have parents?
Perpetua replied:
Yes.
VI Having received news of the interrogation, her parents, father and mother, the brothers, her husband too, together with her infant child they presented themselves, being from a noble family. And the father, seeing her standing in front of the proconsul's tribunal, he dropped on his face and said:
Daughter, On the contrary, not daughter but lady, have compassion on my years, of your father, even if I deserve to be called father; have compassion on your mother, that brought you to this prime of life; have compassion on your brothers and on this most unfortunate husband of yours; at least of this child who will not be able to survive you. Back off this idea; none of us will be able to continue living after you, since nothing similar happened in my family.
But Perpetua remained motionless, e, looking at the sky, he said to his father:
Don't be afraid, padre. Your daughter Perpetua, if you don't object, she will be a perpetual daughter.
The proconsul told her:
They move you, may the tears of your parents give you pain, especially the voice of your little son.
Perpetual dissension:
Their tears will be able to move me when I find myself becoming a stranger in the presence of God and in the communion of these Saints, with whom, according to my vision, I am joined as with good brothers.
Then the father, placing the baby around her neck, himself with her mother and husband taking her hands, crying they kissed her, saying:
Have mercy on us, Daughter, live with us.
But she pushed the child aside and pushed away her own, these:
Get away from me, creators of iniquity; I don't know you: I cannot consider you greater and better than God, who deigned to guide me to this glory.
VII Seeing their adamance, the proconsul issued the sentence, Satyr ordered, Saturninus and Revoked, after being scourged, Perpetua and Felicita, after being slapped, were locked up in prison waiting to be exposed to, fairs on Caesar's Christmas day.
And while they were in prison Perpetua had a second vision: a fearful black Egyptian who lay coiled at their feet: and reported it to the holy brothers and companions in martyrdom. And they, understanding the meaning, thanked the Lord who, the enemy of the human race has been eradicated, he had deemed them worthy of the glory of martyrdom.
VIII Full of sadness for Felicita's fate, who was in the eighth month of pregnancy, they agreed to all raise prayers to God for her together. And while they prayed, suddenly she gave birth to a living creature. And one of the guardians told her:
What will you do when you are in the amphitheater if you cannot bear these pains now? ..
Felicita replied:
I suffer here, there instead the Lord will suffer for me.
IX When therefore Caesar's birthday arrived, there was a large crowd of people at the amphitheater to see them. The proconsul came forward and ordered them to be led into the amphitheatre.
E, as they advanced, Felicita also followed them: by the blood of the flesh she was led to the blood of salvation, from the midwife to the sword; e, after birth washes, she deserved to be washed again in the effusion of a bloodbath.
Among the clamor of the crowd they were placed in the middle of the amphitheatre, offers, his hands tied behind his back; released different fairs, Satyr and Perpetua were devoured by lions.
Saturnino instead, taken from the bears, he was killed by the sword; Revocato and Felicita received from the leopards the completion of the glorious fight.
Of these illustrious and most blessed Martyrs who, reigning Valerian and Gallienus, they were martyred in Africa, in the city of Tuburbio, the day 7 of March, under the pro-consul Minucius, so read the documents, faithfully invoking his memory, in the church – oh most holy brothers – for common construction, praying to the divine mercy that, for their prayers and those of all the Saints, take pity on us, deign to make us their companions, to the glory and praise of his name, blessed forever and ever. Amen.
Taken from: “Apology of Christianity” Tertullian – Rizzoli Universal Library 1956.
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