The Real Pope Speaks: Benedict XVI states Church in “Deep Crisis” Since Vatican II

The Real Pope Speaks: Benedict XVI states Church in “Deep Crisis” Since Vatican II

By: Eric Gajewski

Addendum by Father Voigt

This story broke yesterday all over the Internet and is still being talked about today.  Has Pope Benedict XVI seen the light many are asking?  It seems that it is too early to tell given his carefully chosen words of the Church being in a “deep crisis”.  I cannot recall such profound words being utilized by Pope Benedict.  Does Pope Benedict XVI know the formal schism is close and the “fraud of all frauds”, the False Prophet, will show in Rome after Antipope Francis seemingly “bails out” in Argentina this Summer (according to inside sources)?  I do believe this is the case.  I do believe now Pope Benedict knows he is the Pope of Fatima to flee Rome with some conservatives and be sadly killed amidst the ruination of crumbling Europe and the onslaught of Russian invasion.

Fr. Hesse: A Summary of the documents of Vatican II

A Summary of Fr. Hesse’s talk on the documents of Vatican II

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Fr. Hesse qualifications:  Fr. Hesse was appointed theologian by the Holy Father, John Paul II.  He has his Doctorate from the Pontifical University in Rome in theology and canon law.  Fr. Hesse spent 15 years in Rome and was the secretary for Cardinal Stickler for 2 years.

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