Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano has given another interview to Aldo Maria Valli.
Read that article via Lifesite here.
And please do read it.
The former Nuncio and current Prelate of Mystery speaks of what he knows. I will admit that Archbishop Vigano has said some things that have made me scratch my head in the past. Actually it was one thing and he may not have been totally off base with his comments about Donald Trump being some kind of katechon. Nonetheless, he seems to have figured out the enemy’s plan.
Folks, if you haven’t figured out by now that Jorge Bergoglio is an antipope and that his plan is to isolate the remaining faithful Catholics of the world while confusing all the rest then I can’t help you much.
Use your common sense. Use your God-given gift of reason. Use the gifts of the Spirit you received in confirmation. But use them now and resolve to cling to the Truth.
The man has said he will schism the Church. We know that’s not possible for an actual pope to do.
He dialogues and encounters with every manner of degenerate but calls Catholics “rigid” and worse.
So Vigano thinks we’re going to be forced into a Bergoglian-elevated SSPX and then excommunicated. Some of us have been saying this for a while. It’s not hard to read the signs.
What is interesting is that Vigano proposes a solution to keep us united. Go read the article and decide for yourself.
Already in my own circles, I know people who are converting guest bedrooms and spare rooms into lodging for cancelled priests and home chapels. I proposed a year ago that we form a network of priests willing to offer the Latin Mass so that we know where to go when that day comes. I think of it as an “Underground Railroad” of sorts for the TLM crowd.
But we must have a plan. So “put on your thinking caps,” as Sr. Assunta used to say. She was my first grade teacher, you know before her refusal to abandon her habit made her a pariah to her order and she was banished. Even in the 1980’s my mom knew where the wind was blowing. It wasn’t too much longer before we were homeschooled.
St. Martha, pray for us!
PS: Might I ask prayers for several personal intentions this week? I appreciate it greatly!
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