The Church is being deceived, and the faithful are unaware.

The Church is being deceived, and the faithful are unaware.

https://rumble.com/vdw9y7-church-wa...-take-the-vaccine.-you-are-being-deceive.html

 

Thank you for posting this. CW is a courageous lady, bless her. That prayer that she mentions seems important for us all to pray also.

My Jesus, I firmly confess that You are the only true Healer of body and soul.
Be mindful of your servant who, compelled by the threats of the mighty,
is forced to accept this potion against his / her will
(or has accepted this potion unwittingly).
If it be harmful in any way to my spirit, body or soul, or to anyone in my family,
break its strength with your power.
I ask this through the intercession of
St Michael the Archangel, St Joseph Most Just
and Mary Ever Virgin.

In the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Amen​

She received this prayer from a faithful who claims to have received a promise about it, which you can see here:

https://queenofpeacemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Bronze-Serpent-prayer.pdf

 

It's good to hear someone put that spin on things. I'm tired of hearing the other spin where this vaccine won't harm anyone.

 

Also from Queen of Peace Media - https://queenofpeacemedia.com/banned-videos/
Please watch these videos before you take the experimental gene therapy (covid jab)

 

"Wherefore the Lord sent among the people fiery serpents, which bit them and killed many of them. Upon which they came to Moses, and said: We have sinned, because we have spoken against the Lord and thee: pray that he may take away these serpents from us. And Moses prayed for the people. And the Lord said to him: Make a brazen serpent, and set it up for a sign: whosoever being struck shall look on it, shall live. Moses therefore made a brazen serpent, and set it up for a sign: which when they that were bitten looked upon, they were healed."

It occurred to me the other day: the serpent's bite is an injection! And the Israelites were only given the remedy after they came to Moses (figure of Christ) and repented: "We have sinned". In the above passage, they were bitten, some died and they made the connection between their misfortunes and their sinful behavior. How long before that happens to humanity?

There is only one prophet that I can think of whose short locution in March 2020 was very clear about the remedy to stop this evil: we had to repent. But unfortunately, we're not allowed to post it here.

But the same message is in the Bible. How blind we are.

For the sake of His sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world.

 

"You're Made to Stand Out, Not to Fit in"

 

Thank you for that explanation.

It is also interesting that Jesus should say in the Gospel, would a good father give his child a snake when he asked for a fish or a stone when he asks for bread. It seems to me God gave His people Heavenly food in the desert and they whinged and complained. So God sent snakes to bite them and put manners on them. That is how Julia took it.

Nowadays God gives us Heavenly food in the Word and the Sacraments. How many people complain today, it is not to their liking. Nothing changes does it. And God never gives up trying to get us to behave and be grateful and stop acting like a bunch of spoiled brats. We the servants of the Lord.

 

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Milo Yiannopoulos blasts Pope Francis, says he should be held ‘personally responsible’ for ‘wickedness in this Church’
The recent revert to the Catholic faith told LifeSite's John-Henry Westen that 'I quake for the future of the Magisterium if he if he's not replaced relatively soon.'
Fri Mar 12, 2021 - 6:10 pm EST

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March 12, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — The prodigal son has returned home, but he’s unhappy with the shepherd in charge of the family flock.

“(Pope Francis) is personally responsible for enough wickedness in this Church that I quake for the future of the Magisterium if he if he's not replaced relatively soon,” Milo Yiannopoulos said in an interview with LifeSiteNews' John-Henry Westen first posted today.

The famous British author and journalist, baptized and raised as a Catholic, made headlines this week when he declared to LifeSiteNews that he is consecrating himself to St. Joseph and means to practice the Catholic faith with integrity. But Yiannopoulos has not returned to the Church with his eyes wide shut. He did, after all, publish in 2018 a book entitled Diabolical: How Pope Francis Has Betrayed Clerical Abuse Victims Like Me — and Why He Has to Go.

“I consider the cover-up, the systematic, purposeful, deliberate cover-up on an industrial scale, of abuses to be equal in magnitude and moral horror to the abuses themselves,” the author told LifeSite editor-in-chief John-Henry Westen.


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“Pope Francis has now, as a matter of record, been responsible for some of these cover-ups.”

This is, Yiannopoulos declared, “a uniquely awful situation” in which “the heir to St. Peter lost his moral and spiritual authority.”

“By rehabilitating Theodore McCarrick,” the author continued.

“By perpetuating the cover-up and in lies about clerical abuse. In defending priests who describe victims as ‘hysterical’ and all the rest of it. The stuff he did as an archbishop: just unspeakable.”

Yiannopoulos said that he was “very uncomfortable” with the Argentinian pontiff’s Peronist, press-pleasing style and what it has done to the reputation of the Church. But it is the alleged complicity with abuse that the author finds “unforgiveable.”




Pope John Paul II was, Yiannopolous suggested, “naive” about clerical sexual abuse and (Pope) Benedict XVI cowardly, but there is “evil of a different order when we consider Pope Francis and the things we know he has done.”

The author is particularly incensed by Pope Francis’s friendship with the former Cardinal McCarrick, a serial sexual abuser, and the latter’s role in the private agreement between the former and China’s communist regime.

“(Francis) sent him to China to do a deal with a regime that operates concentration camps, (a deal) in which the Catholic Church basically endorsed a schismatic church and handed over the reins of picking bishops to this evil authoritarian regime in exchange, it now seems obvious, for money," Yiannopoulos said.

“Who knows if the details will ever fully come out, and we should place plenty of caveats on what we're saying,” he conceded.

“But there's good reporting on this, and there's real reporting on this. And we know enough, even though we don't know everything, to know that there are such deep and horrifying problems with this pope.”

Earlier in the interview, Yiannopoulos had revealed that there is a religious movement among disaffected young conservative men in the USA, but, dissuaded by the decadence and corruption they see in the Catholic Church, they often take refuge in the Eastern Orthodox Church instead.

In his book, Yiannopoulos had concluded that faithful Catholics are in an “impossible situation”: they cannot hope for Francis to resign, for after two retirements in a row, the papacy would become “a political appointment” with political parties springing up among the cardinals, a “catastrophic” situation. Catholics also cannot wish for misfortune or death to befall the Vicar of Christ.

“But we're in an impossible situation where the only right answer seems to be to ride out the storm,” Yiannopoulos concluded.
“I hold this pope personally responsible for a lot of the worst things that have happened in the church politically, to do with abuse, and also China,” he continued.

“He is personally responsible for enough wickedness in this church that I quake for the future of the Magisterium if he if he's not replaced relatively soon."

Pressed on the idea that Francis’ actions are “unforgiveable,” Yiannopoulos modified his condemnation of the pontiff, but only slightly.

“’Unlikely to be forgiven’ is perhaps more accurate, since I don't think that the man is capable of the kind of introspection, self-awareness and contrition that would be necessary for real forgiveness,” the author said.


“I don't think the man is prepared, or remotely willing, or motivated to admit what he's done wrong and attempt to make it right,” he added. “I think that (the pope) will continue to get away with whatever he can get away with for as long as he can get away with it until he is in a coffin.”

What makes Pope Francis “more endurable” to Yiannopoulos is his faith that the Church to which he has returned teaches true doctrine and, for all its lamentable appearance today, is the barque of Peter, the ship that will weather any storm.

“Things don't stop being true just because just because the Church is in a bad place is in a bad way," he said.

“I mean, let's face it, the church has always been a bad way,” he added.

“This is the rickety ark on which we sit. And there are beautiful, brand-new, 300-foot, gleaming white yachts everywhere around us with pretty girls and hot tubs and champagne. And it would be easy for us to dive off and and go to one of them. But after the tempest, after the storm, after the hurricane, this rickety, stinking, hideous-looking ark is the only one that will still be afloat."

Yiannopoulos reflected that the only reason the Church will endure is because she “envelops a truth that can never really be suffocated, a light that can't be extinguished.”

“And that's the only thing that keeps it afloat," he concluded.

“And it doesn't really deserve to be afloat. But it is it is afloat because of the truth that it holds in trust. And that that, I guess, makes Pope Francis a lot more endurable.”

 

I rather like his analogy to the rickety old ark. "All we can do is ride out the storm." Truth. Because we are truly in an impossible situation.

 

Yes we are. Unfortunately, Pope Francis believes he has control of the chaos that is building up. It will soon be too late for him, and the Church.

 

I think this young man should take time out to get closer to Christ as he is a recent revert and need to focus on acquiring all the virtues -- before taking on the world.

 

This young man has just one tiny!!!! problem. He doesn't seem to realise God can take any of us including Pope Francis in the blink of an eye.

Whoever is in charge of the Church, or better said in the Chair of Peter, will only be there until they fulfil the mission God has in mind at this time. It is not the role of the foot soldiers in the service of the Most High God to dictate who God permits to captain His great ship.

We have the Law in the Ten Commandments and the Prophets along with the ancient traditions, not to mention the testimonies of those who knew Jesus Christ personally and those who wrote the Gospels; that produced many saints to guide us, even if we are at the mercy of shepherds who have lost the plot.

So, let us hang on to our hats, and keep peddling our bikes to reach the goal set out before us. God will reward us according to our deeds, and as we saw on the forum before. In the end we will be judged by the love we have shown, all else is a distraction. Praised be Jesus and Mary. And Glory be to God.

 

I have the strangest feeling that the Hand of God may be upon this young man , as it was St Paul of Tarsus and St Augustine.

But I would take time out before going straight into the boxing ring.

Even St Paul took three years in the Arabian Desert.

Super, super, super smart. I wonder what his IQ is? He reminds me of Ben Shapiro,also a genius.

I used to follow Milo before his conversion and loved to listen.

Milo like Ben rattles things out his brain is so quick / It is amazing to follow young minds like this.

St Thomas Aquinas when he was young was an even great genius but seemed to have spoken slowly, while Ben and Milo speak so quickly. Towards the end of his life Thomas Aquinas wrote and spoke hardly at all after a profound mystical experience.

To be a genius is a wonderful gift from God but it is not everything. It is only a physical gift.

Not a spiritual one.

However amazing

 

Ben Shapiro

'President Houseplant'

(Joe Biden)

Love Ben Shapiro