TrapCast Express
and that the Vatican is preparing itself to, shall we say, retaliate.
In a rather unusual move, even for Novus Ordo standards,
the usurped Holy See's press office released a note today saying that
France's Advisory Council of Cardinals fully supports him.
Verbatim, it said this, quote,
In relation to recent events, the Council of Cardinals pledges its full support for the Pope's work,
assuring him,
Now, by his magisterium, they mean the endless blather about the tenderness of God
and caressing the peripheries while building bridges and breaking down walls and all that stuff.
And, of course, France's profoundly theological thesis that there is a little bit of virtue in every sin,
especially adultery.
And, of course, France's profoundly theological thesis that there is a little bit of virtue in every sin,
and also his brilliant idea that while lots and lots of marriages are invalid
because the spouses supposedly didn't understand that they were entering into a lifelong union,
nevertheless, couples who do not marry at all and fornicate their whole life
do actually have valid marriages because of their fidelity.
Yeah, that magisterium.
Rarate Caeli reports that tomorrow, February 14th, there will be a press conference
at the Vatican centered on Amoris Laetitia,
that infernal document permitting the Novus Ordo sacraments to be given to unrepentant public adulterers,
and that it will include a presentation of a new book by Cardinal Cocco Palmerio on that topic as well,
and that he will, rumor alert, answer the dubia.
So, sparks could be flying tomorrow or shortly thereafter.
We'll let you know.
Also, the Vatican has released the official logo for France's trip to Fatima in May of this year.
Yeah, it's pretty ugly, as usual,
and those who expected that maybe Our Lady would be a part of the logo were sorely disappointed today.
Instead, the word Francis appears in big letters at the center.
But, hey, they managed to include a little cross this time, so...
Well, which they didn't have in the logo for France.
Francis' visit to the United States in 2015, so...
I guess... I guess it's a step up.
Yeah.
The logo also shows what could be interpreted to be rosary beads around Francis' name in the shape of a heart.
Overall, the logo looks sterile, junky, dull, a bit effeminate, perhaps.
Basically, just like the whole Vatican II religion.
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