Tradcast Express
Yep, that was one of the messages he derived from the Gospel passage for the day,
which was the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves.
Always keeping his hearer's thoughts mainly focused on the mundane and the temporal,
the papal pretender warned, quote,
Never throw away leftover food.
It's reheated or given to someone who can eat it who is in need.
Never throw away leftover food.
This is advice,
but also an examination,
what is done at home with leftover food, unquote.
And there you have another Novus Ordo sin to add to your confession prep list,
along with triumphalistically proselytizing as if Catholicism mattered,
and with using plastic shopping bags and setting your air conditioner thermostat at below 76 degrees Fahrenheit.
On the other hand, lifelong fornication with one and the same person,
well, that is a true miracle,
as Francis proclaimed on June 16th, 2016.
Remember?
He said verbatim, quote,
Now, there is one good thing about Francis, though.
He really forces you to make a choice.
You either run away screaming from the Novus Ordo sect,
or you go full steam ahead and go Novus Ordo all the way and on steroids and with a vengeance.
And believe me, there are people of the latter sort, unfortunately.
Case in point, a writer by the name of Joe D'Antona.
On the website wherepeteris.com,
D'Antona published a blog post on June 8th of this year with the title,
Why I Trust the Pope.
And he begins as follows, quote,
I have the faith.
I have the firm conviction that since at least 1939,
the Church of Rome has been led by saints in the persons of the Roman Pontiffs.
Some may mock it, deride it, think it naive, or whatever they like,
but it seems right and fitting to me
that the Lord would ensure us such holy leadership
in such an unprecedented time of cultural, social, philosophical, theological,
and anthropological upheaval.
In other words, right when we need saints most.
Unquote.
Wow.
Folks, I don't know what to say.
Which doesn't happen very often, admittedly.
I don't mean to make fun of this man, who's a convert, by the way.
I don't know from what, though.
But you really need to feel sorry for a soul who,
after all that has happened and is happening today still,
is deluded to such a great extent.
And no, I didn't read the rest of his post.
I can't. I just can't do it.
If you'd like to, go right ahead.
It's at wherepeteris.com.
Now, that website is basically a sanctuary for Bergoglio worshippers.
At a time where even the Wanderer, EWTN, the National Catholic Register, and so forth,
are noticing that something is really, really wrong,
there always has to be at least one Novus Ordo bulwark,
that sticks up for their man, and no matter what,
will always tell you that Francis, or whoever else happens to lead the Novus Ordo sect,
is not only good or great, but the best that we could possibly have.
You know what? I think Mr. Zoolstorf used to be like that, if I remember correctly.
Right? This father, John Zoolstorf.
Years ago, for the longest time, he spared no effort to,
to explain what Francis really said, or meant,
whenever he'd come out with a new howler, a new heresy, a new outrage, and so on.
And Zoolstorf was always there at the forefront,
explaining that, oh, he didn't mean this, and you can't assume that,
and this is not magisterial, and that's contradicted by what he said elsewhere,
and yada, yada, yada.
Well, he eventually gave up, just like, apparently, Jimmy Akin did,
too, and Michael Voris.
Well, you know, there comes a point when you just can't deny reality anymore.
Tim Haynes gave up, too, by the way, the Vericast guy.
Reality always wins in the end.
Speaking of which, let's have a look at some of the latest saintly things
that have been going on under Francis' angelic leadership.
The next thing I want to talk about is the fact that Francis is a saint.
He's a saint.
The new Italian minister of the interior, Matteo Salvini,
has introduced legislation into his country's parliament
that would require the display of a crucifix in schools
and in offices of public administration.
Now, can you guess who in Italy has come out against this proposal?
You guessed correctly.
The Vatican.
Well, or at least one of the biggest honchos there in the Vatican.
The Vatican.
On July 26th, Crux reported as follows, quote,
A close advisor to Pope Francis criticized legislation proposed by Italy's anti-migrant
League Party to require ports and other public institutions to display a crucifix, saying
Wednesday that the religious symbol isn't a team emblem to be shown for political ends.
If you remove the religious symbolism from the crucifix, it becomes a parody.
Father Antonio Spadaro, editor of the Jesuit magazine Civiltà Cattolica,
said during a Rome conference on the Pope,
a tweet Spadaro posted earlier in the day with a blunt,
hands-off, went viral.
The crucifix he wrote,
screams love to the enemy and unconditional welcome.
Unquote.
By the way, that tweet of Mr. Spadaro in which he criticized the idea of making every public building
give testimony to the crucified Christ, that tweet included a picture of a crucifix on which
Christ was displayed nude.
Remember that Jesuit Novus Ordo priest from the Dominican Republic, Mario Serrano, that
we mentioned in the last podcast?
That's the guy who spoke out in favor of legalizing abortion in his country, asking people to
join the march for making abortion legal.
Well, there's now a follow-up to that story.
The superior of the Jesuits of the province of the Antilles has courageously spoken out
and said that Father Serrano is wrong.
Yeah.
In an official statement released to LifeSite News, the Jesuit provincial Javier Vidal pointed
out that what Serrano is doing is not in agreement with what the Jesuits and the Novus Ordo Church
believe.
So, let's get this straight.
If you're a priest in the Novus Ordo Church and you call for the legalization of the murder
of pre-born children, then all that happens to you is that your superiors say you're wrong
and that they don't share your beliefs.
That's awesome.
Now, just imagine what would have happened to this man if instead of saying this, he
had spoken out against migrants or against climate change.
He would have been removed faster than you can say existential peripheries.
The news report from LifeSite News, published on July 20th, ends with these words, quote,
As of yesterday, Serrano remained intransigent in his position and spoke to the media to
reaffirm it, wearing promotional material in favor of the pro-abortion bill, unquote.
And one final news item, the pretend bishop of Innsbruck, Austria, Mr. Hermann Glettler, has
had a banner installed on the facade of his cathedral with the words, quote, For as long
as God has a beard, I am a feminist, unquote.
Tell you what, bucko, for as long as people like you are considered Catholic bishops,
I'm a Serebacantist.
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