Antonio Socci: "Dear Pope Francis, we adore God, not men"

[Michael]

Antonio Socci: "Dear Pope Francis, we adore God, not men"

Dear Pope Francis, we adore God, not men

Antonio Socci

April 28, 2015

In a message today, Pope Bergoglio said precisely the following:

 

“How much I would like us to kneel in veneration before the poor in church.”

Quite frankly, I’d like us to kneel before Jesus Christ, Our Saviour, particularly in front of Our Eucharistic Jesus, SEEING THAT POPE BERGOGLIO DOESN’T KNEEL AT THE CONSECRATION, AS HE SHOULD DO, AND, HE DOESN’T KNEEL AT EUCHARISTIC ADORATION EITHER!!!

 

I say this specifically, as I have had to deal every day with gravely ill and suffering dear ones, in whom I am aware of the presence of Our Lord. And I also say this certain that my father would think the same; he was so poor that he had to go and work in the mines at the age of 14 and died because the coal had destroyed his lungs. He, who was a Catholic miner and a militant Christian Democrat, always hated demagogy and populism, deeming them shameful mockery of the poor.

 

And Pope Bergoglio’s sentence is truly demagogic and populist!!! ESPECIALLY WHEN WE THINK OF HOW HE TREATED ASIA BIBI’S EXTREMELY POOR FAMILY!

 

Frankly, such a sentence doesn’t express charity, but ideology.

 

Dear Pope Bergoglio, let’s start kneeling before the Tabernacle, in front of Our Saviour, and then kneeling before those who are the image of Christ Crucified will also be believable.

 

Considering in the end, that the poor have no need of such gestures (which can even hide pride), but need our love, our solidarity, social justice, and, as everyone else does - they especially need Our Lord.

 

What's more, the poor kneel before Jesus Christ, not before their own images (in the photo, two poor farmers kneel on the muddy ground as a priest passes carrying Our Eucharistic Jesus - a lesson for certain prelates!).

Antonio Socci: "Dear Pope Francis, we adore God, not men"

[Alley]

Jesus said "The poor you will always have with you." I am not at all surprised

at Francis' disrespect toward Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. I have my doubts

that that mass is even valid or Our Lord is really present.  

[Dawn Marie]

Francis...causes the reflex to go....

[David Kaftal]

I tremble to even think it, but of course you are right. The NO is very problematic for many reasons, but most nonsedevacantists agree that it is at least possible that a priest, sincerely intending what the Church intends, may succeed in confecting the Blessed Sacrament during a Novus Ordo Mass, assuming that his ordination and the consecration of the bishop ordaining him were valid. Cans of worms within cans of worms. But Francis certainly gives no indication that he intends what the Church intends; indeed he seems to be trying to change what the Church intends — clearly impossible because the Church is of divine origin and Our Lord promised it would remain indefectible, but he seems determined nonetheless. And yet, these are just appearances. His words are appalling indeed, but still I cannot presume to have knowledge of the inner workings of his mind, despite these very clear appearances. Nevertheless, objectively speaking, it would seem that there is a real possibility that after Francis says the words of Consecration, the bread and wine remain bread and wine. And yet he is pope!

The mind boggles.

Alley said:

Jesus said "The poor you will always have with you." I am not at all surprised

at Francis' disrespect toward Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. I have my doubts

that that mass is even valid or Our Lord is really present.  

[Alley]

Does any one remember a few years ago Pope Francis gave an interview with a magazine I believe

the Jesuit Journal?

I cannot remember exact wording but in the interview Pope Francis said several things that make

ME believe (personally) that Pope Francis is not actually a Catholic at all!

Firs,t Pope Francis said that, the understanding of church teaching can be different from what it has

always taught.

Second, he said that the Schismatic Orthodox do NOT have to be converted to the Catholic Faith.

And Third, Pope Francis said that, God does not reject or condemn homosexuals.

Pope Francis Openly teaches that it is wrong to believe, that the churches teaching, that Dogma,

can not have an understanding that is different from what it had before. (I cannot remember exact

wording) To my mind that is not Catholic, no!

I was reading recently that in Vatican 1, that the churches Sacred Dogma must be perpetually retained,

that which the Holy Church has once declared and that once declared there can never be a recession from

that meaning. (I hope I didn't confuse anyone)

Dogma must always be the same Doctrine, the same Sense, the same Understanding. To my mind that means

Dogma does not change.

He, Pope Francis, seems more like an anti-pope.