Pope Francis Dead
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He has tested for himself whether all paths lead to God or not.
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Cue the inevitable prognostications about St. Malachy and the "last pope."
Roman Catholics have a massive "prophetic" and eschatological gig predicting the end of the papacy. And they're about as successful as the Dispy prophecy "experts" predicting the Rapture.
Roman Catholics have a massive "prophetic" and eschatological gig predicting the end of the papacy. And they're about as successful as the Dispy prophecy "experts" predicting the Rapture.
He's under God's judgment for leading so many people into a false religion.
His ecology mandate won't help him now.
The world is really going to end this time!
Flags are being flown at half staff in honor of "his holiness". I don't recall if such a directive has ever been extended for any pope in the past.
What say ye?
What say ye?
Roman Catholic = State (ROME)+ Church (Catholic)
I think it has ended for many Catholics who idolized Francis.
I went on to our local AFR Base and asked SF why the flag was being flown half mast, he said it's b/c the pope died. I looked at him and kind of shrugged and chuckled, he looked at me and kind of shrugged and chuckled.
Bergoglio's Legacy: Pope Francis Appointed 109 of the 135 Cardinal Electors for the Next Pope – It Is Likely an Even More Radical Pope than Francis will Follow | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
As Pope Francis shapes the future of the Catholic Church, his influence on the next papal election could herald a more progressive agenda. ve into the implications of his cardinal appointments.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
Of the 135 cardinal electors eligible to vote, 109 were appointed by Francis himself, comprising approximately 80% of the electorate.
This significant majority suggests that the next pope is likely to continue or even intensify Francis’s left-wing trajectory.