NOW HERE’S AN AFRICAN CARDINAL THAT COULD WELL BE THE NEXT POPE OR AT LEAST WE CAN PRAY IT TO BECOME TRUE

 Are there any courageous American or Canadian Cardinals who could pull off what Cardinal Besungu pulled off with a dictate of Pope Francis, so horribly wrong, that a second grader could figure that out?

Maybe Cardinal O’Malley could have done so if he were younger. He certainly called Pope Francis out about the pope’s blind spot or ambivalence toward sex abusers like Bishop John Barros which Pope Francis appointed supported by calling out those who pointed out to Pope Francis the corruption of the man or Pope Francis two friends, Bishop Zanchetta and Father Rupnick. There are others of course and Pope Francis just this week suggested to a meeting of Catholic journalists that they avoid immodesty in reporting clerical sex scandals, that it is better to keep some stuff quiet. 

And that cover-up is what enabled the scandal to rise to the level it has. And I have said that Pope Francis is an enabler of immorality but under the guise of a new doctrine of “Pastoral Dogma.” 

Cardinal Explains How African Rejection of ‘Fiducia Supplicans’ Was Handled

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Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo Besungu, president of the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM), recently recounted step by step how the rejection of the blessing of homosexual couples was handled on the African continent and at the Vatican.

In a recording of an interview posted on the French lay Catholic blog “Le Salon Beige,” the cardinal explained what happened in Africa after the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF), headed by Argentine Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, published the declaration Fiducia Supplicans, which allows the blessing of same-sex couples and couples in irregular situations.

“When on Dec. 18, we received the document Fiducia Supplicans, signed by the prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith and co-signed by His Holiness Pope Francis, it caused a shockwave in Africa. We didn’t understand what was happening at the Church level. Furthermore, other churches that called us said: ‘We count on the Catholic Church to oppose this ideology. Now, you are the first to authorize the blessing of homosexual couples.’”

“All of you, all of you, have suffered for this. A lot. Everyone has suffered for this,” the African cardinal lamented.