Friday, June 5, 2015

Fatima Watch: Putin to Visit Vatican a Second Time

Fatima Watch: Putin to Visit Vatican (June 10th) a Second Time

Will Putin ask Francis to do the Consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary as specifically asked by Our Lady of Fatima?

The problem with this scenario, is that, for a growing number of true traditionalists, Francis is not even the Pope but rather Benedict XVI is due to his invalid "resignation".

http://tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2015/03/bxvi-still-pope-prof-violi-on.html

http://tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2015/03/benedict-xvi-still-pope-prof-violi-on.html

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http://tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2014/10/pope-benedict-did-not-resign-papal.html

http://tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2014/10/fr-kramer-benedict-xvi-still-pope.html

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Sadly, Our Lady of Fatima said, the true Consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart would be done late, (much to Vatican II modernists dismay who think it is already done) therefore, we ought expect outbreak of war first before it is done properly. However, we still ought pray daily for this specific command of Our Lady and "keep in faith and hope". Look for Pope Benedict XVI to flee Rome with "some Cardinals" who resist the coming formal invalid excathedra uniting all humanity and religions under the banner of Masonic/Marxist "absolute equality". A formal schism is soon coming in Rome. This is the New World Order's game plan. The consecration will be done by Pope Benedict XVI' successor. Modernist Rome will soon dogmatically lose the Catholic Faith and the true papacy eventually moves onward to Fatima, Portugal (fleeing cardinals). "The Dogma of Faith will be preserved in Portugal" Our Lady of Fatima

Nevertheless, Putin will be once again visiting with Antipope Francis on June 10th.

Fr. Kramer: Putin Requests Consecration Francis Denies

Putin to pay second visit to Pope Francis

Vladimir Putin will attend his fifth audience with a Pope on 10 June. He was previously received by John Paul II in 2000 and 2003, by Benedict XVI in 2007 and by Francis on 25 November 2013. His second audience with Francis was confirmed by the deputy director of the Vatican press office, Fr. Ciro Benedettini and is due to take place in the afternoon of 10 June.

During the first audience with the Argentinian Pope, the Syrian crisis was at the centre of discussions given that in September the Russian President and the Bishop of Rome had both spoken out against the allied bombing campaigns that were being planned. This time, however, the main subjects of discussion will probably be the Ukrainian crisis and the international community’s hostile reactions toward Russia. Francis has been very prudent with regard to this so far and has received more or less subtle criticisms for the approach he has taken: Ukraine’s Greek Catholic community, for example, was keen for the Holy See to show greater solidarity to the government in Kiev.

Putin's visit with Francis in November 2013

On 25 November 2013, Vladimir Putin arrived in the Vatican 50 minutes late and then held a 35-minute conversation with the Pope, in the private papal library in the second loggia. Two interpreters were present. Putin was accompanied by an entourage of 10 people, including Russia’s defence minister Sergeij Shoigu, the foreign affairs minister Sergeij Lavrov and the deputy prime minister Arcady Dvorkovich. The ambassadors to the Holy See and Italy were also present. Putin and his officials were welcomed by the Prefect of the Papal Household Mgr. Georg Gänswein in the San Damaso courtyard, where eight cars pulled up. The meeting came after the letter the Pope wrote to Putin in early September, when the latter was president of the G20 summit which was taking place in St. Petersburg: through him, Francis appealed to the world’s powers to “search for a solution that would have avoided the senseless massacre now unfolding”. He did so on the very eve of the day of prayer and fasting proclaimed to promote peace in Syria. The Pope’s message did not go unheard and in the end, the military intervention proposed by Obama (thanks to Assad’s decision to give up Syria’s chemical weapons) did not go ahead.
http://vaticaninsider.lastampa.it/en/the-vatican/detail/articolo/francesco-francis-francisco-russia-rusia-41524/