BREAKING: Pope Francis reportedly set to ask Bishop Strickland to resign!

I would never have said it if I wasn't certain.

The real danger at this point is not in saying but going along with the evil. There is no safety in not realising that things are as they are. The real danger is in going along with things. I am utterly certain I am correct.

He is not Pope. I am not too sure exactly what he is but he is not Pope. One thing I am also sure of I would not like to be alone with him in an empty room. Thank God I do not live in Vatican. He is a fearsome piece of work whatever he is.
Someone to be very,very, very wary of. Not to be gone near to without Sacramentals and much prayer for protection.

 

I'm not going along with anything Pope Francis says or seems to support that goes against truth. But saying he's not pope for certain is crossing a line we aren't qualified to cross and is causing souls to leave the Church.

 

We are being punished in an extraordinary way. Faithful Catholics in the past were persecuted by their secular governments. We deserve worse. We deserve persecution by our own Church. God is allowing this for our purification, and our response-- rather than how my children like to respond by yelling about the awfulness of the punishment--should be humble atonement and begging for mercy. THAT is where safety for our souls lies.

 

Under ordinary circumstances you would have been quite right. These are not ordinary circumstances and you are very,very far from being right. I ask you to pray and reflect on this, that's all I can do.

The path you deem as somehow, 'safe' is very far from being safe.

However I have warned you and anyone else reading this and that's as much as I can do apart from praying that God may enlighten you.

Take care and reflect on what I have written. Pray to Our Lady about it.



As St Paul wrote , good must never shackled with evil.

 

The messages from our Blessed Mother are so comforting to me right now. She said Keep the Faith. Don’t be a quitter when things are looking very bad. There are things out of our control right now but our biggest weapon is prayer. God will hear our prayers and Jesus will be close to us. There are some bishops who are suffering so much for us right now, one of them is Bishop Alvarez who is locked in the hell hole in Nicaragua. I pray for him every day. Bishop Strickland is suffering for us, too. Keep him in your prayers. God is with us, God is good. He is separating the wicked from the good, it is very evident.

 

I have had similar thoughts that JpII and Benedict IVI were an extension of time for repentance and of mercy which is now over

 

I'm praying that Pope Francis has a St. Paul moment - meaning he gets knocked down and hears "Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me?" He wouldn't be able to ignore that... But on the other hand, it's obviously time for the Church to go through it's crucifiction. So I'm waiting, watching, trimming my wick so to speak and waiting for the shout that the Bridegroom is coming. But again, in this circumstance, I think the 'warning' must be near! How long Oh Lord, how long?
Edit - When I posted the above, I had not read the readings for today yet - there are NO coincidences

 

The delay might yet prove to be what is needed to deny the satanists ultimate victory.

 

I'm afraid, Padraig, that he is the Pope. None of our faithful shepherds denies that. I don't think that anyone can deny now that he is permitting the Faith to be defiled but I think that questioning his legitimacy undermines the faithful prelates because it gives their lukewarm brothers an excuse to remain on the fence. I suppose that they choose to do as Pope Francis teaches in his official magisterium and not what he appears to encourage the Germans and other faithless bishops to do in practice, rather like Jesus instructed the faithful to obey the Pharisees' teaching but not copy their actions.

I see no reason why we can't criticise the scandal caused by his management style but we can't judge his motives because only God knows his heart. As to those who say that we can't criticise the Pope no matter what, I wonder why it's ok now to criticise past Popes for their scandals if it wasn't ok to criticise them when the scandals were occurring. Does a dead Pope deserve less respect than a living Pope? I don't know the answer to that question.

I think that Purple Flower's approach is the correct one.

Here's Fr. Ripperger:

 

You may be right.

Maybe the extension of mercy comprises both pontificates.

Both men may have been restrainers of sorts.

Anyway we know for sure that the present pope came in a close second place when Benedict was elected.

The wolves were salivating at the prospect of finally getting rid of that pesky John Paul who insisted on remaining faithful to Jesus and 2,000 years of tradition and placing one of their own in the chair of Peter.

And maybe this extension of mercy (if this is indeed what it was) was the fulfillment of these words of Our Lord:

Matthew 24:22 And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect's sake those days shall be shortened. 23 Then if any man shall say unto you, Lo, here is Christ, or there; believe it not.

And could verse 23 above be a reference to the current pope?

 

STAY IN THE BOAT, PEOPLE, Do not leave the church for thats what some of you are doing, non of the faithful have the right to declare the seat of Peter vacant. This belongs to the relevant authorities in the church. Ann Barnhardt is a very intelligent woman and I would say courageous too, however she does not have the authority to declare Pope Francis not the Pope. The seriousness of the situation is huge, we may be talking about the loss of many souls for all eternity. From the outset of this pontificat I have kept it simple and indeed it is. Pope Francis is the Pope and NOBODY can can declare otherwise except the Cardinals, anti-pope's have usually been declared so, after their death. Do not lose respect for the Pope by calling him names (Fwanciss/Frankie) for this is disrespectfull of the office. What the church needs is faithful Catholics who love Christ and His church who resist all the many errors at the present time for the good of souls (this resistance is very important). Yes the church is going to be crucified, it is going to be mostly destroyed and laid in the tomb. When this is over and the resurrection comes, let it be said of us, that we stood with the Blessed Mother at the foot of the cross. Peace

 

People will believe what they want to believe I suppose.

At the time of the revolt of Kind Henry VIII in England only one Bishop St Thomas Fisher stuck with it and declared the truth and died for it. Even then St John Fisher said that the reason why he was not afraid of martyrdom was because he was so old.

At the time of At Athansius he was the only Bishop in the entire world who stood against heresy, yet he did so.

Thinking that what is right is right only because other people say it is so, even Bishops is very much mistaken. As Pope St John Paul II said the truth is not a majority decision.

As to my, 'Right', to declare a Pope is false. Who says I have not got such a right? You?

We must all follow the voice of our conscience. Our Grace guided reason. The reason people are so confused is that they have not yet woken up to the truth.

 

Wow.

 

But anyway I issued my warning. It is up to people themselves if they believe me or not. It is up to you. What I have written in the course of time you will see your selves to be true if you keep the Faith.

It was my duty to warn and I have done so. What you do with my warning is up to you. But I won't spend the rest of my days on the forum debating this. I have made my point and will leave it at that. We can bring a horse to water but none of us can force it to drink.

St Paul knew this was coming down the line many centuries ago.

Galatians 1:8

But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let them be under God’s curse!

 

What a beautiful testimony Luan thank you.

We can only speculate but can we imagine where the church and the world would be had this man been sitting in the chair of Peter since 2005 and not 2013?

And it is not difficult to imagine that John Paul - frail, sick and surrounded by vile, cunning enemies on all sides - might well have died several years earlier.

But God was in control then.

As He is now.

 

We need to keep in mind that there is a cabal of modernists and freemasons in the Church. This is not a Lone Ranger affair.

As Bishop Strickland responded I noticed behind him, not only of Jesus and Our Lady, but also the scapular promoted by Marie Julie Jahenny. Perhaps Bishop Strickland is a promoter of her story and prophecies?

O Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee!

 

Please God there may be more Bishop Stricklands. But the hour is very,very late.

Very, very late. The wolves are in the sheepfold but the shepherds have all grown silent.

“In Rome the storm will be the blackest. The storm of Rome is even worse than the storm in France. All the wrath of the ungodly is in Rome. All the anger of the wicked is focused on the Holy See.” ~Marie Julie Jahenny, December 6, 1874

“My Father, My zealous apostles, My priests, will have a share of consolation, however, they will suffer since they are the pillars of the Church. But woe to him who will mount the altar with a conscience veiled, woe to him whose heart will be one fibre to the right and the other to the left!” ~Our Lord, March 19, 1878

Marie Julie

 

I also think , Terry of what several previous Popes have stated, that we are presently in a deadly spiritual no holds barred battle against hell.

We are not fighting against nice people doing unpleasant things. We might be confused, they are not the least bit confused.

 

I think confusion is one of their deadliest weapons.