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Magna Quaestio

The Resignation of Benedict XVI

A Carnival Jest

In these days, much is being said about the new book by Msgr. Viganò, in which the authoritative spokesman for the FSSPX writes that all «postconciliar popes are in a state of schism with the papacy» and considers them «enemies of the papacy». Personally, I consider John Paul II and Benedict XVI to be saints, and I strongly advise Viganò’s anti-papal and anti-council adversaries not to read this article. I have already addressed the issue of Benedict XVI’s resignation in my 2025 book, but since the Chair of Peter continues to be occupied abusively amid the total indifference of cardinals and bishops—including Viganò—it is by no means superfluous to revisit the topic.

Source : Aream Suam
In Spiritu Venti

Leo XIV and the Prophecies about the False Church

«I also saw the relationship between the two popes… I saw how nefarious the consequences of this false church would be. I saw it grow in size; heretics of all kinds came into the city (of Rome). The local clergy became lukewarm, and I saw a great darkness» (May 13, 1820) «I see that the false church of darkness is making progress, and I have seen the tremendous influence it has on people.» (August 10, 1820)

Source : Stilum Curiae - Marco Tosatti
Miscellanea

A Shot in the Foot? The Vatican Complicates Its Own Financial Case and Risks Judicial Collapse

The financial scandal surrounding the Sloane Avenue building in London has placed the Vatican in a compromised position. But the problem is no longer solely the controversial real estate deal that cost the Holy See hundreds of millions of euros, but rather the possibility that the Vatican itself is actively weakening the judicial proceedings it has pursued for years to prosecute those responsible.

Source : Infovaticana
Miscellanea

«Pope Francis Blessed»?

An assessment one year after the death of J. M. Bergoglio

The debate on holiness in the contemporary Church has become an ideological farce. Canonizing Pope Francis, who made ambiguity his banner, is an outrage. Holiness is not sympathy or populism, but absolute fidelity to Christ's mandate. Elevating "kindness" to the altars empties Paradise. A Pope who endorses sin is not holy; he is a shepherd who abdicates his duty. The Church needs a Pope of God, not a "Pope of the people". Holiness is not a democratic award, but a steep summit. Before invoking halos, let us tremble at the thought of Judgment.

Source : Radio Spada