Tradcast Express
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All right.
What's been going on in Novos Ordo land?
Well, a little March madness in Rome.
On March 27th, Francis received for their mandatory five-year visit the Novos Ordo Bishops of Canada.
And according to one of them, Michael J. Miller of Vancouver,
Francis explained to them the reason why St. Peter was crucified upside down.
Quote,
That's a direct quote from this Bishop Miller of Vancouver
from a report written in Italian by Vatican journalist Andrea Gagliarducci.
Yeah, I mean, you can't make this stuff up.
Then the Novos Ordo Church in Egypt has released the official logo for Francis' trip at the end of April to that country.
And you'll be happy to hear that this logo, unlike many others of Francis' journeys,
actually contains a cross this time and even a beautiful one.
Of course, you know that that comes at a price, right?
Yeah.
Well, you see, the cross...
The cross is displayed right next to the Muslim crescent, the half-moon symbol of Islam.
And so the logo visually puts both religions on an equal level.
And the crescent is placed before the cross, of course.
So the official papal logo for what is styled an apostolic journey now includes,
I think for the first time ever, the symbol of a non-Christian religion.
That is where we're at in 2017, folks.
In that logo, by the way, Francis is referred to as the Pope of Peace.
What exactly this man has done for peace, other than repeat the usual naturalist blather about dialogue and counter and dignity,
oh, and playing soccer and praying with other religions, is anyone's guess.
In any case, we've got a blog post on it on the Novos Ordo wire dated March 31st.
Oh, by the way.
Did you hear about this?
On Saturday, March 25th, Francis visited the city of Milan in northern Italy
and decided he was going to do his business in a portable toilet that had been set up specifically for him.
Not, mind you, in a discreet spot somewhere, but right next to a stage for musicians that had been set up for the event.
Yep.
You can find that on our blog as well for March 25th under the appropriate headline,
VATI.
LEAKS.
Francis flaunts use of a portable toilet during Milan visit.
And, of course, there are photos and video available.
Now, let me be clear about this because a lot of people tend to misunderstand.
Yes, of course, we all have to go at some point.
But there's a discreet way of doing it and then there's the I'm so humble Francis way of doing it.
And according to Vatican insider Ulrich Nerzinger,
who, by the way, writes for the Vatican's own newspaper, Osservatore Romano,
the whole thing had been planned in advance.
What we have here is yet another in-your-face humiliation of the papacy.
Not that the man actually is the pope, but in people's minds he is,
and that is where all the damage is caused.
In any case, if you want something more hardcore, we've got that too.
On March 17th, during...
a private audience, Francis is reported to have cracked a joke about
the Most Holy Trinity.
Yes, he directly blasphemed God himself.
Now, since I refuse to repeat the words that he said in this podcast,
if you want to know what he said, you'll have to look it up yourself.
Go to our blog at novosortowatch.org
slash wire
or just go to novosortowatch.org
and click on Novosortowatch.org
or wire in the menu bar at the top
and find the post dated March 27th
entitled Blasphemy, Francis Jokes About Most Holy Trinity.
Then there was a Vatican-initiated conference in Rome
on Martin Luther and the Reformation
from March 29th through the 31st.
And of course, Francis had to give an address about that
in which he expressed his gratitude.
He said for such a wonderful thing
and called it, quote,
the results of the working of the Holy Spirit, unquote.
You know, after 500 years,
they're still trying to discover the real Martin Luther
and what he really said or really meant.
All right, we'll close with another scandal.
And for this one, make sure you don't have children listening.
On March 24th, Francis happily received
the prime minister of Luxembourg, Xavier Battelle,
together with his, quote, unquote, husband.
And yes, since Francis, official Vatican protocol
allows for sodomites to bring their partners,
you know, mercy.
Battelle's politics is totally in accordance with his lifestyle.
Under his government, Luxembourg introduced
so-called homosexual marriage,
adoption rights for homo pervert,
couples, and of course, eased abortion restrictions.
Now, don't say, well, you don't know what Francis said to them.
You don't know that he didn't rebuke them.
Yeah, right.
First, the protocol was changed.
Secondly, since the two perverts were received in public,
the scandal is public.
And hence, in order to avert or address the scandal,
any sort of rebuke must also be in public
or at least made public,
afterwards.
That is how Catholic morals work.
Absent any redressing of scandal in public,
we must and can safely assume precisely
what is clear from the outward actions.
The Vatican has no problem with sodomy.
That is the message being sent.
Remember, actions speak louder than words.
And that message is being heard loud and clear.
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