Francis-Bergoglio Heretically Denies Right and Wrong To Hold to a Definite Right and Wrong Is "Fixed" and "Rigid,"

Francis-Bergoglio Heretically Denies Right and Wrong To Hold to a Definite Right and Wrong Is "Fixed" and "Rigid,"

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Francis-Bergoglio Is Preaching Heresy Again
Now He Denies that there Is Any Definite Right or Wrong
Such a Catholic Belief, He Says, Is "Fixed" and "Rigid"
He thus Rejects Catholic Teaching of an Objective Right and Wrong
And Embraces the Heresy of Modernism, Which His Predecessor
Pope St. Pius X Called the "Aggregation of All Heresies"
And Which Derives from the Arch-heretic Martin Luther
Who Taught that Right and Wrong, Good and Bad
Are Determined by Each Individual for Himself
No Wonder Bergoglio's Newchurch of the New Order Is Awash

Francis-Bergoglio on September 1, 2017, stated in an advance copy of the Paris French daily Le Figaro that there is no objective right and wrong. This heresy is to be printed in full in Bergoglio's official newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, on September 6, 2017. Preaches Bergoglio: "Morality isn?t 'you can, you can?t' or 'you must, you must not." He goes on to say that he "fears rigidity." Such a statement is out and out heresy, a form of the Heresy of Modernism, which Pope St. Pius X declared the "aggregation of all heresies." With Bergoglio, the heresy has taken on the added poison of atheistic Marxism.
Francis-Bergoglio went on to tie his anti-Catholic morality to his controverted document Amoris laetitia (The Joy of Sex), of March 19, 2016. Instead of teaching Christ's doctrine that divorce and remarriage is adultery (and bigamy), Bergoglio says that such persons should be given free rein to munch the invalid Novus Ordo cookie and Kool-Aid. To deny them this sacrilege would be "fixed" and "rigid." [Some information for this Commentary was contributed by the Zenit News Service.]
True Catholics, the Heresy of Modernism, which derives in substantial part from the Arch-heretic Martin Luther and 18-/19th-century Protestant German philosophy, teaches, in contradiction to Catholic doctrine, that there is no objective right or wrong. Instead, right and wrong, good and bad, are determined by each individual for himself. To the contrary, the Catholic teaching is clearly explicated by the Church's Universal Doctor, St. Thomas Aquinas. No wonder Bergoglio's Newchurch of the New Order is awash in invalidity, sacrilege, blasphemy, homosexuality, and paedophilia. It is based on a pervasive heresy that poisons everything it touches.