Francis Doesn't Want to be Called Pope: Francis Signs in as “Roman Catholic Bishop”
Tying in with the error of collegiality we must understand the next step in this Vatican II Revolution. The False Prophet arriving next will formally not want to be called "Pope" but a first amongst equals. This is the enemies plan to eradicate the Papacy altogether.
Vatican spokesman Greg Burke revealed on Twitter that he filled in “Francis” for his name, and “Roman Catholic Bishop” for his occupation.
Users on Twitter interpret this strange fact as a silent confession that Benedict XVI is still the real pope and Francis is illegitimate.
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Because he knows he's not the pope!
ReplyDeleteEric, did you see my post where a priest told me on the phone that his church believes that this pope is an anti-pope? I never thought I would hear those words out of a priest...at least not yet. This gives me great hope that there are some churches that will say mass even after all others have gone. These are independent churches and some are in the middle of nowhere...pray that they will not be discovered and survive the abomination so the faithful can get fed the bread of life and the sacraments. I just pray that there are young priest who are healthy and not going to be called home to God when we need them here! It's also a seminary, so young priests are coming out being taught pre-Vatican II traditional Latin Mass. PRAISE THE LORD!
ReplyDeleteFrancis is NOT the Pope! How many more clues does he have to give
ReplyDeleteWhat can a Pope (or whatever he wants to be called be impeached like the president? This may be a silly question, but I can't believe the stuff he gets away with…Dana M
ReplyDeleteSomeone need to stand up to this…Noreen G
ReplyDeleteI really think Francis is ill, maybe dementia/Alzheimer's. He is making some very weird statements/decisions. Maggie
ReplyDeleteDiane C: Hes not sick. He is perfectly possessed. He works for Lucifer not God
ReplyDeleteHelena, He knows he's not the pope; he is a puppet in a string
ReplyDeleteOk. I don't see a problem with this. All Popes are called the Bishop of Rome. So, our pope is a bishop. Sounds to me like an act of humility.
ReplyDeleteI think Vicar of Christ is more fitting than the Bishop of Rome. I wonder if Francis ever uses that title.
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