Viganò Exposes Church Crisis Amid Globalist Infiltration
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Despite the new era in American politics, the struggles within the Catholic Church are far from over. Following the death of Pope Francis, former Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò seized the moment to speak out against what he described as a "subversive lobby" that has infiltrated not only the Church but institutions across the globe.
In a recent interview he released, Viganò delivered a damning critique of the late Pope, claiming that Francis facilitated a transformation of the papacy aimed at advancing globalist agendas. Citing interference from what he calls the "St. Gallen Mafia," Viganò alleges that the selection of Francis was engineered to push a narrative favorable to entities like the World Economic Forum and the Rockefeller Foundation.
Viganò's assertions are strikingly relevant in today's political climate. As many Republicans face off against a Democrat administration deeply involved in controversial policies, the Archbishop's warnings resonate with concerns over government overreach and moral degradation. He highlighted the Church’s struggle to maintain fidelity to its core principles, stating that Francis's papacy has embraced various contemporary ideologies such as gender fluidity and climate alarmism at the expense of traditional Catholic teachings.
Notably, Viganò pointed to a lack of genuine leadership within the Vatican that mirrors political circles, where compromise and corruption have become rampant. This has left many faithful questioning the legitimacy of those in authority. He argued that 108 of the 136 cardinals were appointed by Francis, suggesting that any successor would inherit a compromised Church structure.
Viganò’s assessment of Francis as an "anti-Pope" who led the Church off course is indicative of a larger frustration among conservatives who see the moral fabric of society fraying under progressive ideologies. The Archbishop called for clarity and steadfastness in upholding Christian values, particularly as the Church faces what he describes as a moment of crisis and potential rebirth.
As President Donald Trump navigates his new administration, the alignment of traditional values with political action remains a pressing concern. The Archbishop's revelations provide food for thought about the interconnectedness of spiritual and political battles.
As the Catholic Church looks towards the future amid scandals and shifting ideologies, the quest for a leader who will realign its mission with foundational truths is of paramount importance. The hope remains that from this turmoil, both within the Church and the broader society, a resurgence of faith and commitment to Christian principles can emerge, reaffirming the vital role of morality in governance.
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thegatewaypundit.com
pjmedia.com
thegatewaypundit.com
In a recent interview he released, Viganò delivered a damning critique of the late Pope, claiming that Francis facilitated a transformation of the papacy aimed at advancing globalist agendas. Citing interference from what he calls the "St. Gallen Mafia," Viganò alleges that the selection of Francis was engineered to push a narrative favorable to entities like the World Economic Forum and the Rockefeller Foundation.
Viganò's assertions are strikingly relevant in today's political climate. As many Republicans face off against a Democrat administration deeply involved in controversial policies, the Archbishop's warnings resonate with concerns over government overreach and moral degradation. He highlighted the Church’s struggle to maintain fidelity to its core principles, stating that Francis's papacy has embraced various contemporary ideologies such as gender fluidity and climate alarmism at the expense of traditional Catholic teachings.
Notably, Viganò pointed to a lack of genuine leadership within the Vatican that mirrors political circles, where compromise and corruption have become rampant. This has left many faithful questioning the legitimacy of those in authority. He argued that 108 of the 136 cardinals were appointed by Francis, suggesting that any successor would inherit a compromised Church structure.
Viganò’s assessment of Francis as an "anti-Pope" who led the Church off course is indicative of a larger frustration among conservatives who see the moral fabric of society fraying under progressive ideologies. The Archbishop called for clarity and steadfastness in upholding Christian values, particularly as the Church faces what he describes as a moment of crisis and potential rebirth.
As President Donald Trump navigates his new administration, the alignment of traditional values with political action remains a pressing concern. The Archbishop's revelations provide food for thought about the interconnectedness of spiritual and political battles.
As the Catholic Church looks towards the future amid scandals and shifting ideologies, the quest for a leader who will realign its mission with foundational truths is of paramount importance. The hope remains that from this turmoil, both within the Church and the broader society, a resurgence of faith and commitment to Christian principles can emerge, reaffirming the vital role of morality in governance.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
pjmedia.com
thegatewaypundit.com
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