Bishop Strickland asks, “What will it take?” Indeed, Excellency, what will it take?

My friend, what have you to lose? Just say it. A heretic cannot be pope. Raise it as pure speculation, or better yet, join your fellow “excommunicated” Archbishop Vigano in declaring the Bergoglian Antipapacy. Get on with it.

Better yet, encourage investigation of the failed partial resignation of Pope Benedict, so everyone knows how we got here. The Octave of Epiphany is a very appropriate time to do so.

9 thoughts on “Bishop Strickland asks, “What will it take?” Indeed, Excellency, what will it take?”

  1. It will take the utter annihilation of nations and the direct fear of mass deaths or a life of struggling as suffering survivors with 70% of the worldwide episcopy and priesthood dead.

    Only then can the handful of 30% left finally be free to be Catholic without the other 60% of lukewarms led by the 10% of powerful outright apostates standing in their way.

    At least that is what the likes of Strickland, Burke and Schneider seem to be waiting for; the lay flock under their care be damned.

  2. The collaborating bishops, the cowardly bishops…will not speak up. They know the consequences. But they must answer to Our Lord for not speaking up.

  3. Bishop Strickland has come a long way very rapidly since he was forced out of his diocese. He’s apparently been reading a lot. He’s saying things now about Vatican II and the SSPX that I thought he never would. Pray for him.

  4. The Catholic Considerations at Canon748.org are relevant to the continued crisis in the Church. The Intelligentsia muddy the waters with their never-ending discussion, and do a disservice to the Church as they continue to use the name “Pope Francis”, thereby giving to the modernists the power of the world in the Church.

  5. They are utterly morally bankrupt cowards. This train wreck has deteriorated almost beyond the point of no return.

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