Monsignor Viganò Criticises Pagan Ritual Which He Attended Earlier without Complaint - Bishop
Monsignor James Powers, the Bishop of Superior, Wisconsin, has accused Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, a former nuncio to the United States (2011-2016), of "public defamation", reports PillarCatholic.com …More
Monsignor James Powers, the Bishop of Superior, Wisconsin, has accused Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, a former nuncio to the United States (2011-2016), of "public defamation", reports PillarCatholic.com (decree here).
Monsignor Powers presided over a syncretistic Chrism Eucharist on 19 March, which included a shamanic ceremony in which several women danced around the Novus Ordo table with feathers and drum beats.
Viganò called this a "sacrilegious act that desecrates the cathedral" and said that Mgr Powers was "not a successor of the Apostles, but a servant of Freemasonry" [although the event must be blamed entirely on the Novus Ordo Church, not on anyone else]. He further apostrophised Bishop Powers as "a squalid official of the ecumenical religion" and "a dutiful executor of Santa Marta's wishes".
The accused defended himself by revealing that a similar shamanic ceremony had been performed at his installation as Bishop of Superior in 2016, adding that "Archbishop Viganò was present …More
Monsignor Powers presided over a syncretistic Chrism Eucharist on 19 March, which included a shamanic ceremony in which several women danced around the Novus Ordo table with feathers and drum beats.
Viganò called this a "sacrilegious act that desecrates the cathedral" and said that Mgr Powers was "not a successor of the Apostles, but a servant of Freemasonry" [although the event must be blamed entirely on the Novus Ordo Church, not on anyone else]. He further apostrophised Bishop Powers as "a squalid official of the ecumenical religion" and "a dutiful executor of Santa Marta's wishes".
The accused defended himself by revealing that a similar shamanic ceremony had been performed at his installation as Bishop of Superior in 2016, adding that "Archbishop Viganò was present …More
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The apostate James Powers makes excuses for violating the First Commandment with the same baseness as a drug addict would when corrected by a former drug addict. Monsignor Viganò, like most of us, was deceived by the heretics of the Novus Ordo. They made us believe that false ecumenism was to seek the conversion of non-Catholics. And Monsignor Viganò has condemned the errors after Vatican II, he …More
The apostate James Powers makes excuses for violating the First Commandment with the same baseness as a drug addict would when corrected by a former drug addict. Monsignor Viganò, like most of us, was deceived by the heretics of the Novus Ordo. They made us believe that false ecumenism was to seek the conversion of non-Catholics. And Monsignor Viganò has condemned the errors after Vatican II, he has rectified them and therefore has all authority to condemn them. And Saint John Chrysostom, that is, the author of the “Imperfect Work”, adds: “Laymen are easily corrected, while priests, if they are bad, are at the same time incorrigible” Saint Alphonsus Mary of Liguori on the Priesthood.
I'm confused and googling the 2016 Mass that Bp Powers accuses Vigano of silence over shamans doesn't show anything. Is this Bishop Powers claiming that, as Nuncio in 2016, Bp Vigano, KNEW in advance there would be some shaman, or pagans involved in the Holy Mass and still attended? Or is he saying that Vigano did not know, and afterwards did not censure or criticize being blindsided like that. And …More
I'm confused and googling the 2016 Mass that Bp Powers accuses Vigano of silence over shamans doesn't show anything. Is this Bishop Powers claiming that, as Nuncio in 2016, Bp Vigano, KNEW in advance there would be some shaman, or pagans involved in the Holy Mass and still attended? Or is he saying that Vigano did not know, and afterwards did not censure or criticize being blindsided like that. And if that latter is true, what evidence does Powers have that Vigano did not criticize Powers? By 2016 any one with half a brain in the Catholic Church knew that this Pope would not respond---besides, this Pope was too buy trying to get involved in the 2016 election, supporting Hilary Clinton. And if Bishop vigano had a "talk" with Bishop Powers expressing concern about that 2016 Mass, could it be that Bishop Powers has "forgotten" that discussion? This seems like a witch hunt.
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You are not the only confused one. If you are a Catholic who is loyal to the faith and you truly see what is going on in the Church, the mess should result in confusion.
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Everybody knows that +Vigano is conferring illicit ordinations (Fr Reid in France). Why hasn’t the Vatican done anything about it?
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Reminds me of St. Athanasius and Lefebvre.
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This is why if you reside in a glass house, you should leave the stones on the ground.
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A Wisconsin bishop has publicly rebuked the former apostolic nuncio to the United States, accusing him of defamation and a possibly illicit ordination.
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This smug, little weasel of a mitered heretic would do well to change his thinking as well.
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Sometimes the Marquess off Queensbury Rules just don't work - nor is it what's needed.
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@Liam Ronan You've no idea how many jabs have been thrown at me. So have a nice hot cup ion STHUP and stop being such a little girl.
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The difference is that Archbishop Viganò was an innocent victim of circumstances. Learning from that perverted set up, he never walked into another such environment. But with Monsignor James Powers, it is different, after the first incident, he embraced pagan worshipping to break the Frist Commandment of God and has continued to participate in such activities. Now he is blackmailing those who were …More
The difference is that Archbishop Viganò was an innocent victim of circumstances. Learning from that perverted set up, he never walked into another such environment. But with Monsignor James Powers, it is different, after the first incident, he embraced pagan worshipping to break the Frist Commandment of God and has continued to participate in such activities. Now he is blackmailing those who were victimized in the Satanic way.
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For some, the glass is half full; for others it is always half empty. No matter what you do, you are damned if you do and you are damned if you don't. Where humans gather, you cannot please them. Jesus proved it.
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You mean before he converted to Tradition?