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I hear tell of the antipope Bergoglio essentially “canonizing” a group of non-Catholics.

Listen, several years ago, I watched news reports of a group of men – supposedly Christians – being beheaded on a beach somewhere in the Middle East. I was shocked.

After the past few years I’m not even sure the whole thing wasn’t a psy -op CGI AI deep fake. Assuming it wasn’t, I’m still sad for them and still in awe at their fortitude for their love of Jesus Christ.

But making them saints? I must have missed the part where they converted en masse to the Holy Roman Catholic Church at the last minute.

Friends, this isn’t a joke.

And still some question me when I say he’s patently not the Vicar of Christ. One priest even relayed to a friend of mine when said friend opined about the antipapacy: “He (Bergoglio) hasn’t been deposed yet so we must accept him.”

What’s it going to take?

Still waiting on Cardinal Burke to formally correct him? Still waiting on Bishop Schneider to lead him back? It’s not going to happen.

A Catholic pope would do Catholic things like canonizing Catholic saints and promoting Catholic unity in the Catholic Church.

He wouldn’t promote the cause of schismatics.

He would not insult the faithful who simply want to worship as our ancestors did and not in a circular amphitheater filled with felt banners.

He wouldn’t promote sodomite heretics.

He wouldn’t ensconce demons on the high altar over St. Peter’s grave.

He wouldn’t pimp out the high altar of the Mother Church of Catholicism to every “ecumenical leader” coming down the pike such as he has.

The situation may be unprecedented but it exists and should be recognized.

A man who is not Peter is being called Peter by men who should know better.

In other news, I hear Bergoglio will be canonizing the cast of The Golden Girls because they promote awareness of elderly tramps. But I suppose everyone can find a path to Heaven these days.

A few items came across my desk today. By the by, my desk is a patio table from Aldi’s aisle of shame (it exists) that’s been doing double duty as a homeschool table in my family room. The kids just finished up another year of work yesterday. As a result, I’ve cleared the books, tests, and papers and claimed a spot for my laptop. It always nice to write things at a proper workstation. Most nights I post these from my phone.

I have it on good authority that a priest who said Mass recently at a chapel somewhere in these parts substituted words other than those which are proffered in the Missal for the Consecration. I was not at said Mass but my source confirms that this happened. Rather than “This is My Body”, Father said, “This is the Paschal Lamb.”

Shocked?

Sadly I’m not either. Priests have been screwing around with the sacred for a while now. This one, if true, would have completely invalidated the entire Mass as there would have been no transubstantiation either for the bread or the wine.

I am also deliberately not mentioning any other details here. It almost doesn’t matter where this took place. I believe the details that were told to me but I recognize I have no audiographic proof. Again, the point here is that no one would really be shocked by this.

Ann Barnhardt suggested this trajectory over a year ago. At that time I wrote to her how I thought it would go down and she was kind enough to reprint my letter. I had thought it would come out along the lines “This is the Body of Christ.” I was not counting on something so brazen as what was supposedly said here. Either way, the switcheroo was hardly noticed by anyone in the pews save for my friend who promptly left as it was clear no Mass was taking place.

That’s the point. Who would even care that the words of Consecration – given by Our Lord to St. Peter himself and handed down to us – were tossed aside in favor of something else?

The faithful are so poorly catechized, the clergy so malformed. Why I bet almost 100% of the people in that chapel mentally snoozed right through the sacrilege. It’s not as if a thousand other edits and insertions over the years by “innovative” priests haven’t accustomed them to think this was how it’s always been done…

If you’ve read this far, stop and say three Hail Mary’s for that priest at minimum. Say a few more for the Church. The day is fast upon us when they may take away the ancient Mass (Bergoglio just name-called again and said we’re diseased mummies or some such nonsense) and the Bugnini rites might actually become invalid for tricks like this. Worse yet, Butnini’s spiritual sons in Rome might just make it official and replace Our Lord’s words with their own in print.

St. Pius V, pray for us!