In Argentina Bergoglio celebrated a “ Requiem Mass” for a Pro-Gay ex-President, Néstor Kirchner

Back in Argentina, Bergoglio had already separated from the Catholic faith.  He did so by denying the dogma of Hell maintaining that stubborn sinners who did not repent were saved. 


In Argentina Bergoglio had again betrayed the Catholic faith when he celebrated a Requiem Mass for a Pro-Gay ex-President, Néstor Kirchner who died suddenly without having time to repent. He died self-excommunicated Latae sententiae in his apostasy, excommunication that can only be removed by a Pope if he had repented opportunely. Remission cannot be granted to someone who maintains contumacy (Can. 1358 §1).

In February 2010, when Néstor Kirchner was admitted to an angioplasty, a priest was sent to Los Arcos sanatorium to impart the sacrament of the anointing of the sick. The emissary was the presbyter Juan Torrella, who before entering the health center was surprised: families and relatives of Kirchner who were in the sanatorium told him that his intervention "was not necessary."

Bergoglio deliberately chose to reflect on the Book of Wisdom to insinuate that the Pro-Gay ex-President who was a worshiper of the pagan cult of the pachamama was a righteous man.

"The righteous, even though he has a premature end, will enjoy rest." Honorable old age does not consist in living long "(Wisdom 4: 7-8).

The Dogma Of Hell:

#1035 “...Immediately after death the souls of those who die in a state of mortal sin descend into hell.…” 

Néstor Kirchner worshiping the Pachamama

Bergoglio said about the Pro-gay former president that God had received his son with his open hand also called him "anointed by the people".  Bergoglio said this man carried on his heart, on his shoulders and on his conscience the anointing of a people.  A people that asked him to lead him. It would be a great ingratitude that this people, whether they agree or disagree with him, would forget that this man was anointed by popular will. All the people, at this moment, have to join in prayer for those who assumed the responsibility to guide them.

"Today we come to pray for our brother who died"

In this political speech Bergoglio denies the Catholic Faith and promotes the heresy of Universalism. 

Bergoglio paid homage to his companions of the Justicialist Party by pointing out several comrades who were members of Militancy of the Justicialist Movement, which is a part of the General Confederation of Labor.

Bergoglio also mentions how he allowed the pro-gay “marriage” supporting president of Argentina, Nestor Kirchner, to preside over a “Catholic” memorial service to honor deceased “Catholic priests” and seminarians:

 Conversations, p. 145: “I even asked him to preside over the ceremony when he arrived at the church…”

Progay groups, communists and freemasonry also paid homage for the death of the former president.

Bergoglio's history in Argentina explains why he believes an unrepentant atheist is saved; not trying to bring comfort to a young boy as covered in the media.