the trinity of rome
It is fascinating to me in the first request to the cardinals of Rome that Pope Francis literally asked God to forgive them for what they did in electing him pope.
He joked in his first appearance that cardinals had gone to the ends of the earth to select him. At a dinner with cardinals later, New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan says he told them: “May God forgive you!”
How much from the mouths of babes and satire does the real Truth come from under the surface.
Cardinal George, is a product of an Argentina which few know. It was a place of deep troubles after the Perons, and a Junta took power which started to cleanse the nation of leftists, which is something the entire world could use a good cleansing of.
The military literally executed thousands of people, and adopted their children out to Argentine families so as not to necessitate their slaughter. It was the Falklands which would bring military rule down and install now the horrendous Ms. Obama of South America in her rapine of the land of the gaucho.
In that Cardinal George was the head of the Jesuits and clergy of Argentina, and he not only survived but did extremely well it appears. Considering the Jesuits were the conduits of the Kremlin in that latin liberation dogma which is now being used in South America and Latin America and America to pillage the resources of the Americas for the cartels, it is an interesting thing this Jorge never was taken out and shot by the Junta.
You do realize what this means in a land or mass murders, that this Marxist was protected and either was working with the Junta, as he never spoke out about what was taking place to communists in Argentina, or he was an operative of higher powers, which just so happen to have installed him as well as Obama to the seats of power.
The Financial Times has hinted at the reality that this "slum pope" is not some novice, but an astute political operative. He knows how to hide behind the power and use them to disarm others and to use that sympathy to gain what he desires.
Is it such a far reaching thing, that a cardinal about to be like Judas in giving himself over to satan's will, is asking for the Vatican to forgive him for what he is about to do.
Pope Francis is well suited to the task. Argentina was home to the Nazi elite who fled after World War II. He was schooled in Germany and as an Italian his bloodlines run deep to having the savvy to construct in Europe what he negotiated with in Argentina, a coming strong man military rule which will rule the world, and who better to deal with that, than someone who prospered during the Junta years of Argentina, and survived the Madam Obama years of their new despot in a skirt.
We will find out soon enough what the talents are of this Faustian character. I know from the reactions of the surveillance of this blog and the hindering of satan, that the information provided here is not very popular. The last thing which is desired in this, is to expose a wolf in sheep's cloth as so much has been invested to create an illusion that all is a Mother Theresa in Rome for all the poor.
Same poor whose pesos have now a hundreds of billiions of dollar Vatican that is selling photo rights to Japanese companies to fund restoration projects, while those same poor can get a foot bath from Jorge and continue being poor instead of sharing in the wealth of Rome.
This Pater of Rome will be quiet in what he does, until he bring the son of perdition forward for all the world to appreciate. It will his greatest accomplishment of history in resurrecting the empire of old as his namesake.
It is why he was chosen and brought forward in all the intrigue and politics he will muster.
It is his moment, and as much as the Vatican tried to stop this in Mother Mary, it is still forming as it will not be stopped.
This a unique Pope and well suited to the task. He has moved in and no one has raised a cry as silence is the Papal rule.
Omnia post initium. Quod erit et non erit. Falsum pacem non intelligendi per Trinitas seu Romam.
When satan enters into the man, then the end begins.
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“He modernised the church in the sense that he behaved like normal people,” recalls Father Ignacio Pérez del Viso, who was once one of the pope’s theology professors.
The Jesuit who travelled by bus, flew tourist class to the conclave that elected him, preferred “Father” to “Monsignor” and was even seen doing the washing up at a meeting of his order, has affectionately been dubbed the “slum pope” by grateful residents of Buenos Aires’ biggest shanty town.
T-shirts and mugs bearing his picture – and even, according to one report, a football shirt of his beloved Buenos Aires club, San Lorenzo, with the name “Francisco I” on the back – have begun appearing as Argentina embraces one of its own as pope.
“My God!” – the headline on Página 12 newspaper on Thursday – summed up both the surprise choice of the man who, at 76, thought he was too old to be picked, and the outpouring of pride in a country better known for its history of crisis and chaos.
But a pope now charged with healing divisions in a worldwide church riven by sex scandals and allegations of financial mismanagement has his own, vocal, detractors.
“For us, his election is a backwards step in the fight for human rights,” said Carlos Pisoni of the H.I.J.O.S. lobby group representing children of the 30,000 leftist sympathisers who died or disappeared during the Argentine military dictatorship’s “Dirty War” in 1976-83. “There is sufficient proof that Bergoglio was complicit during the dictatorship.”
While no one is suggesting that the pope went to the torture centres run by the military to hear confessions, he is alleged by rights activists to have withdrawn protection from two Jesuits who were later kidnapped and tortured, though subsequently freed.
While the pope, who has testified in two Dirty War trials, says he lobbied for their release, Horacio Verbitsky, a journalist and author of a book on the church and the dictatorship, slammed him in an opinion piece in Página 12 as “the right person to cover up rottenness. He’s an expert in cover-ups”.
The former cardinal says he only learned about the dictatorship’s systematic plan to steal babies years after the end of the regime. H.I.J.O.S. meanwhile, displayed its disgust in a poster on its website showing a photo montage of the new pope riding in an open-topped, blood-spattered Ford Falcon – the cars used for kidnappings – alongside junta members.
Hebe de Bonafini, head of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, said the lobby group of women whose children were “disappeared” under the dictatorship considered the official Argentine church “oppressive”.
“We compiled a list of 150 priests murdered by the dictatorship that the official church kept quiet about . . . about this pope that was named yesterday, all we have to say is: amen.”
Felipe Denegri, a longtime Chilean Jesuit priest who has since left the church, painted a picture of a divisive, power-hungry leader and a manipulator adept at winning sympathy through his humility.
Joaquín Morales Solá, a commentator in La Nación newspaper who knows the pope and met him shortly before he left for the Vatican, called him “a balanced mix of pastor and politician”.
A return to grass roots, to getting priests on streets and in contact with the faithful, is one of Pope Francis’ passions, and Father Pérez del Viso said he was politically skilful and aware of how to convey his messages in headline-grabbing ways.
Indeed, after his election, he used the balcony of St Peter’s like a pulpit, speaking candidly to the crowds below.
In his new role, it will come in handy that he is seen, as Father Pérez del Viso said, as “a man who doesn’t get out of the way of problems. He likes difficult situations to resolve”.
While he is likely to seek to bring a breath of fresh air to the protocol-laden Vatican – he left on Wednesday night on a bus with other cardinals and paid his own bill at his lodgings – he is seen as basically conservative, albeit pragmatic on doctrinal issues.
He has been critical of neoliberal policies and outspoken in his opposition to gay marriage, legalised in Argentina in 2010. In line with church doctrine, he opposes contraception and abortion.
But there are signs of a pragmatic side: “He never agreed with the word ‘marriage’ for homosexual couples but he would not have objected to the name ‘civil union’,” Mr Morales Solá wrote in La Nación newspaper. The new pope has also spoken out in favour of baptising the children of single mother, saying priests who did not do so “are today’s hypocrites”.
What he certainly seems to be cultivating is a reputation as a wisecracker. He joked in his first appearance that cardinals had gone to the ends of the earth to select him. At a dinner with cardinals later, New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan says he told them: “May God forgive you!”
