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#In the Wind of the Spirit
Against distorted readings of Ratzinger's prophecy
"Behold, I come like a thief. Blessed is he who watches and keeps his garments." (Revelation 16:15)
The Intermediate Coming of Christ: According to numerous prophecies and interpretations of biblical passages, before the Universal Judgment Jesus will return to defeat the Antichrist and establish an era of earthly peace. According to Sergio Russo and Costanza Settesoldi, authors who share the vision of many theologians, this theme, linked to the signs of the times, invites us to vigilance, without falling into millenarianism. Mary, "Dawn of the Sun", guides us toward the truth. A theme to be meditated upon in peace and humility.
Over the past few decades many groups of Catholics have asked for clarifications and corrections from the Vatican, without receiving any response.
The Tragic Crisis of the Logos and the Chilling, Imperturbable Silence of the Church
Father Giorgio Maria Faré criticizes Bishop Schneider's position, which recognizes the current pope while rejecting certain teachings of the Magisterium. He asserts that such “selective obedience” contradicts canon law and borders on schism. According to him, if a conflict with Tradition is perceived, one must first examine the legitimacy of the pope's election.
Most “Catholics” today are willfully blind, ensnared in the comforting lies of the 'Synodal Religion'. The Synodal infestation in Rome has not only capitulated but has done so with great enthusiasm.
Can’t we consider the possibility that Francis and Leo are anti-popes? Whereas previous popes may have led grievously sinful lives, they didn’t alter Church teaching in official documents. With Francis all that changed.
Carlos Caso-Rosendi criticizes internal debates within the Church at a time when, according to the author, a decisive spiritual moment is approaching. He reminds us that the Church “subsists” in the Catholic Church without being entirely reduced to it. Like the Pharisees of old, Christians risk being right on certain points (such as the Mass) while missing the essential: recognizing Christ and discerning the signs of his return.
