John Paul II and the Traditional Mass: The 1984 Indult and the Secret Commission
Here we see that Pope John Paul II—whom some would like to portray as a revolutionary—favored the Latin Mass as handed down by Catholic Tradition, and that he did his utmost to liberalize it in the face of immense opposition. Thus, it becomes clear that Wojtyla and Ratzinger—the last two true Popes—have nothing in common liturgically with the Freemasons and their representatives, Bergoglio and Prevost. The true rupture is not the Second Vatican Council, but rather—following the revolutions imposed by Gnostics—the election of the antipope "Francis." A.S.