In the death of the Pope

As a Roman Apostolic Catholic I have an ethical and moral duty to accept God’s choice for his first representative on Earth, without questioning the authority of the elected.

This obligation does not, of course, link to me to agree with all your decisions or review me in your personality, but only to obey your ecclesiastical guidelines, even if eventually disagreeing with some of them.

I had the blessing of being contemporary of two of the greatest princes of the Church, the holy priests John Paul II and Benedict XVI, with whose pontificates, oriented towards the primacy of the Christian faith, I always identified.

Browsing a little against the dominant current, which nowadays moves in the sense of the politically correct, I am forced to confess that I have never felt truly close to the Pope who has now left us, however, his tireless appeal for peace, in particular going to meet the most tormented peoples by human foolishness, as well as all their constant efforts to seek repair of social injustice, very probably their greatest merit.

But from a Pope, above all, the uncompromising defense of Catholicism is expected, without any assignment to the obscure interests committed to destroying the church inside, and also to always hear his voice and know of his diligences in defense of the persecuted and martyred Christian in the hands of Christ’s enemies.

The world is today in the face of many of the most fearful threats to its existence, as we know it, and the most visible, but not necessarily the most threatening, are the wars that are bound in Ukrainian, Russian and Palestinian soils.

Francis endeavored to exhaustion in seeking a solution to these conflicts, but we cannot recognize the same determination in the denunciation of some of the crimes that currently question the survival of Christianity.

About Europe, the cradle of Christendom, now the dark clouds that let us anticipate, in the too close future, catastrophic changes in the way of living of their peoples, the result of the gradual Islamization of much of the European continent.

The uncontrolled invasion of hordes of migrants from cultures and customs opposed to those of the millennial civilization that welcomes them will inevitably lead them, if the policy of keeping European borders open to all who intend to cross them, to the disappearance of Christ’s followers, replaced by Allah worshipers.

Francisco has not seen any repulsion for these investers of the soldiers of Islam, quite the contrary, the terreiro has always criticized the few who have had the courage to get up against this madness and preach that we have the obligation to grasp those who want to destroy!

In several areas of the globe Christians are being martyred as well as the first disciples of Jesus, in particular in Syria, whose new power, which has been happily sanctioned by the West, is betting on making all of which do not profess Islam; in Bangladesh, where the Christian minority is being decimated by Muslim militias; And in several African countries, such as Nigeria, Sudan, and even in Mozambique, Cabo Delgado, where Catholics are mortally persecuted, but this Pope were not audible words felt of denunciation and condemnation of these massacres, not even solidarity by those who prefer death to deny their faith in God.

Also the family, the main pillar of Christian civilization, is being the victim of a persecution without a barracks, with the ideology of the genre to impose itself within the western societies, and from Francisco, in addition to a shy condemnations of abortion and euthanasia, was very little in the unwavering defense of the values ​​consigned in the social doctrine of the church that now oyster and disregarded life. by the powers installed in the vast majority of the Western chances.

FRANCISCO more often listened to criticizing the small handful of rulers betting on preserving the civilization in which we grow and praise those who position themselves on the other side of the barricade, exactly those who have in mind suppress all remaining remains of the believing society in God.

It is no coincidence that among the fervent sympathizers and defenders of this Pope are precisely those who have committed the most in the proliferation of the ideas that are undermining Christian civilization, convinced atheists and who have not been converted by the goodness of Francis, before remaining enemies of the church, but now weeping crocodile tears.

Of course, we are already being poisoned by the range of range of comments and politicians who fill us with televisions and are not tired of vaticinating that the next Pontiff should leave the progressive ranks.

I hope, for the sake of humanity, that the Holy Spirit wisely advise the cardinal voters and that from the next conclave comes a traditionalist Pope who, like St. John Paul II, can convert atheists to the Christian faith, not a progressive that fills the unbelievers but keep them away from God.

It’s time for the church to gather!