"Last Saturday, Father Peter Hans Kolvenbach died in Beirut, Lebanon. He was the Superior General of the Jesuits from 1983 to 2008. Kolvenbach allegedly wrote to the Vatican recommending that Jorge Mario Bergoglio not be made archbishop of Buenos Aires because he was emotionally unstable and temperamentally unreliable. John Paul II promoted him anyway, believing that liberal Jesuits were unduly prejudiced against Bergoglio because he had been unsympathetic to Liberation Theology.
Bad Relationship: As the Argentinean provincial of the Jesuits, Bergoglio did not form as warm a relationship with the superior general, Peter Hans Kolvenbach, as he had with his predecessor, Pedro Arrupe. Kolvenbach even intervened to unseat Bergoglio and spurned him on his trip to Argentina in 1988. Bergoglio was exiled to Cordoba and his followers sent abroad."
I addressed the Kolvenbach report here. Kolvenbach was of the opinion that Bergoglio is a sociopath. See here.
One of the most revealing traits of the sociopath is that he or she doesn't care at all what others think. Ever. See here.
Profile of the sociopath here
Note this item:
Shallow Emotions
When they show what seems to be warmth, joy, love and compassion it is more feigned than experienced and serves an ulterior motive. Outraged by insignificant matters, yet remaining unmoved and cold by what would upset a normal person. Since they re not genuine, neither are their promises.
We few have already known what sort of cat was in the bag. How else would this deranged lunatic, called "pope" go back on his own words of openness when he can't stand the voices of true Catholics?
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I have believed that Bergoglio is mentally ill for a long time now. Anyone who has been following him can see this. Now, my question is: Is he 'unbalanced' because of a true brain chemistry problem, or is he 'unbalanced' because of the evil that is influencing him? Something I don't think we will ever really know. There seems to be a very fine line between evil and true biological mental illness.
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ReplyDeleteHere's the problem I have with this story. There is no way to know or prove anything of what is said about Pope Francis. I am not a fan of the pope but I am a fan of the papacy. I believe he is the Vicar of Christ and will come around to doing God's will despite all his failings and possible untoward motives.
ReplyDeleteGod is in control. God will make good out of this and Jesus Christ will protect His Church. As Pope John Paul once said, "be not afraid".
We are in good hands.
Here's some good news Paul....right in Jorge's back yard!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Italy might join the anti-Globalist Trump Train, if the exit polls are correct the NO vote (which is the good guys) are showing the Globalist Prime Minister’s referendum is losing big. He has said he will resign if he loses……..no significant actuals in yet.
I think this link might work to provide them if you want to check it out.
http://elezioni.interno.it/referendum/scrutini/20161204/FX01000.htm
I think this one provides the current probability which is around 72% no!
https://twitter.com/Smarkets/status/805517877394673664?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Brexit, Trump Train, Italy nationalists…..yea!
Francis is clearly a heretic. Or mentally unbalanced. I thought he would be great but it is very clear now that there is a major problem with him. It is evident to me that he does not revere the Holy Eucharist.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what the stumbling block is for everyone, but I'm convinced that Pope Benedict is our Pope who was forced with the threat of death and schism for the Church to resign.
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