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Vatican II Church Meltdown – Day 16

Developments & Reactions

[more content added Sep. 25]

This post continues our coverage of the ongoing ecclesiastical Chernobyl unleashed by the accusations of the former Vatican nuncio to the United States, “Abp.” Carlo Viganò, which were first published on Aug. 25 and have the potential not only to bring an end to the Francis “pontificate” but even to throw the entire Vatican II Sect into unprecedented chaos:

Sunday, Sep. 9, 2018 Developments

• “Deacon” James Garcia of Washington, D.C., master of ceremonies to “Cardinal” Donald Wuerl, has written a letter to Wuerl telling him he will no longer assist him at any worship services
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro has said that “more than 15 state attorneys general and a senior Justice Department official” have gotten in touch with him about his investigation into sex abuse cover-up by the Vatican II Church
• Peter Smith at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports on the ‘Catholic superstorm [that] staggers a weakened church’
• The Archdiocese of Boston, Massachusetts, releases a statement in which it says that “Cardinal” Sean O’Malley “will now personally review all letters that come to his office related to the commission or are abuse related”

Reactions from Select Blogs and Web Sites

• Vaticanist Andrea Gagliarducci argues that an attack on Francis “touches the Papacy” and amounts to “an attack on the Church”
• “Fr.”

The Latest on the Viganò Letter Drama…

Vatican II Church Meltdown – Day 15

Developments & Reactions

This post continues our coverage of the ongoing ecclesiastical Chernobyl unleashed by the accusations of the former Vatican nuncio to the United States, “Abp.” Carlo Viganò, which were first published on Aug. 25 and have the potential not only to bring an end to the Francis “pontificate” but even to throw the entire Vatican II Sect into unprecedented chaos:

Saturday, Sep. 8, 2018 Developments

• At the Vatican, Francis addressed roughly 100 Novus Ordo bishops from mission territories, telling them to “flee from clericalism”
• Francis gets support from “bishops” in Germany and Austria: Peter Kohlgraf, Stefan Oster, Gebhard Fürst, Wolfgang Ipolt, Christoph Schönborn

Reactions from Select Blogs and Web Sites

• Joseph Matt, editor of The Wanderer, opines that Francis’ “strategy of evasion and silence will be more difficult to maintain and most likely start to crack in the days ahead”
• “Fr.”