Bergoglio contro i "cani selvaggi"

The demonstration of how a non-believer can reach shared analyzes and conclusions on the work of Bergoglio and the Counter-Church, without going so far as to define it as such. We know that and we remember that. But the part about the Council is really excellent.
FIFTH COLUMN
Of Marcello Veneziani
No, Holiness, a Pope cannot call “wild dogs” the next one, especially when it comes to Catholics, Christians, believers. Dogs is the derogatory definition that Muslims give of infidels and Christians. Even the most ruthless terrorists were defined by the pontiffs who preceded Francis, “men of the Red Brigades”, ISIS men. More cups. To descend to those lustful levels is not worthy of a Holy Father. Silence and prayer were the most dignified responses.
For goodness sake, let's not be beautiful souls. We know what a vermin there is in the intestines of the curia and in the slums of the Church. The pedophilia racket, like the gay lobby that Bergoglio himself once mentioned, these are just some of the dark sides of the Church. That pedophilia whose proportions are disconcerting, collegiality, mutual complicity, before its single and very frequent episodes. But beyond those murky turns that concern the sexual sphere there are at least two others: one focused on malfeasance and the other on the no-holds-barred war to conquer roles of clerical power. Tours that are certainly not born with Pope Bergoglio but they are the b-side of the Church, its face corrupted and has presented itself with ups and downs for several centuries, with a special emphasis since atheism and nihilism have also corroded faith within the sacred doors of the Church. One would want to invoke the dogs to heal the Church but the dogs of the Lord, what the Dominicans called themselves, to which the most brilliant Doctor of the Church also belonged, San Tommaso d’Aquino. Read More

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Christians taking to the streets in Vietnam against the communist regime


Catholics on the streets in Vietnam, a Binh Thuan, ad Ha Tinh e Vinh, for example, with rosaries, Vatican flags and banners, to protest against the granting of land to the Chinese communists and against the liberticidal law on cybersecurity, authentic Internet censorship: anyone who connects to Catholic sites risks prosecution.Law enforcement has already made thousands of arrests among protesters across the country, the regime has already threatened harsh repression. Which did not intimidate the Church: the Bishop emeritus of Kontum, mons. Michael Hoang Duc Oanh, also asked President Tran Dai Quang in writing to respect the will and rights of the people, to release those who have been arrested, as well as thus maintaining social peace.
The Bishop Emeritus also criticized the priests who are members of the National Assembly, completely regimented and for this reason they expressed themselves in favor of the new regulation on the web: "They betray our faith and our country", said the Bishop. Read More

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