TrapCast Express
TrapCast Express, it's Saturday, September 2nd, 2017.
BAM!
Yeah, BAM! Francis has struck again.
There's been a flurry of breaking news in the last 48 hours or so,
and the biggest one is the new interview book that will be published in France this coming Wednesday,
which is a whopping 432 pages of Francis talking, uncensored.
And you know how it is.
Whenever Jorge Bergoglio speaks his mind freely,
it is guaranteed to be a free advertisement for Sedevacantism,
so you can thank Frank.
Well, let me give you a preview.
Let me give you what's in this new book.
The French Le Figaro magazine published an exclusive yesterday with select excerpts,
and they contain fireworks.
For example, in this new book, Francis says that when he was in Argentina,
he was heavily influenced by a communist named Esther Balestrino de Cariaga.
No surprise there.
And he adds that communists are Christians.
They have...
If only Pope Pius XI had known that,
he could have saved himself a lot of time.
He wouldn't have needed to write a big encyclical against communism.
I'm talking about the 1937 encyclical Divini Redemptoris,
which denounces communism as being absolutely contrary to the natural law
and undermining the very foundations of Christian civilization.
A minor detail.
Then, in that new book,
Francis also declares that there is no such thing as a just war.
Quote,
No war is just.
The only just thing is peace.
Unquote.
Well, I guess he's willing to make an exception for his war on Catholicism.
Francis also,
and this is heresy, by the way,
denies that the Catholic Church is essentially hierarchical.
Quote,
The Church is not bishops,
popes, and priests.
The Church is the people.
Unquote.
Too bad that the Council of Trent saw that a bit differently.
Quote,
If anyone says that in the Catholic Church a hierarchy has not been instituted by divine ordinance,
which consists of the bishops, priests, and ministers,
let him be anathema.
Unquote.
And that's found in Denzinger 966.
Now, the best part of this whole book is perhaps the following.
Francis says,
Quote,
How do we Catholics teach morality?
You cannot teach it with precepts such as,
You can't do that.
You have to do that.
Have to, can't, have to, can't.
Morality is a consequence of the encounter with Jesus Christ.
Unquote.
Wrong.
Morality is not an encounter or a consequence of an encounter,
and neither,
is faith.
These novelist-orto-modernists think they're so brilliant when they call everything an
ooh, an encounter, but it's a bunch of hooey.
The Catholic Encyclopedia defines morality as
human conduct insofar as it is freely subordinated to the ideal of what is right and fitting.
And of course, to say that morality cannot be taught with precepts,
you know, as in thou shalt and thou shalt not,
you've probably heard that somewhere before,
is absolutely idiotic.
Not to mention blasphemous,
because that is exactly how our blessed Lord taught it.
Remember?
Check St. Mark's Gospel, for example, chapter 10.
It's amazing how well this rigid thou shalt and thou shalt not works,
especially with children.
And that doesn't have to exclude an encounter, by the way.
I don't know how it was with you,
but when I misbehaved as a little boy,
there was quite an encounter with mom and dad,
actually.
Hey, Francis also addresses the controversy about Amoris Laetitia.
I mean, this must be quite the book to get.
And don't worry, although it'll be released in French only on Wednesday,
they're working on getting it translated into various other languages before Christmas.
So beware of what you might find under that tree this year.
Anyway, Amoris Laetitia and the never-ending story of whether
unrepentant public adulterers can be saved,
can receive the sacraments.
Francis says,
quote,
What is happening in reality is that we are hearing people say
they cannot receive communion.
They cannot do this or that.
The temptation of the church, it is that.
But no, no, and no.
These types of prohibitions,
these are what we find in Jesus' drama with the Pharisees.
The same thing.
Unquote.
So here Francis is saying that
traditional Catholic teaching and practice is Pharisaical.
Well, shocker, right?
That he would say that.
There is lots more, but I'll just mention one more thing because this is hilarious.
In this new book, Francis reveals that in 1979, when he was 42 years old,
he spent six months in therapy with a Jewish psychoanalyst.
You can't make this stuff up.
Anyway, we've got all that and more in two blog posts recently published,
one on August 31st and the other on September 1st,
entitled Analyze This.
Francis reveals he spent six months in therapy with Jewish psychoanalysts
and Francis uncensored.
Communists or Christians refusing communion to adulterers is Pharisaical.
And no war is just.
You can read these blog posts at
Oh yeah, by the way, the German Diocese of Mainz,
which for decades was Cardinal layman territory,
has a new Novus Ordo bishop now.
It is Mr. Peter Kohlgraf,
and he's just as non-Catholic as his predecessor.
In an interview with the paper,
Frank,
he said that traditional Catholic morality just doesn't correspond with reality
and that we need to work on our view of sin.
See, that's how it works in Germany.
The way to get rid of sin is to change the definition.
Jawohl.
Yeah, you can find that on the blog too, by the way, posted on August 31st.
Man, I'm exhausted.
But we're not done.
We're not done yet.
Yesterday, the new Pope video came out.
You know, the prayer intentions for the month.
And yeah, something about clean water,
the usual corporal works of mercy stuff.
But this time it shows people walking backwards into church even.
Yeah.
I mean, folks, what's at matter at this point?
Yeah.
Hey, look, you selfish eco centers,
probably missed it.
But September 1st was the day of prayer for the care of creation.
And of course, Francis had something to say about that.
Together with the Eastern Sismatic Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew I,
he issued a joint statement in which they appeal, quote,
to those in positions of social and economic as well as political and cultural responsibility
to hear the cry,
quote,
unquote.
Well, you know, maybe if he'd finally stopped talking, we could all actually hear it.
But that's not going to happen.
All right.
I'll tell you about Francis meeting with the delegation of rabbi some other time.
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