Socci: Bergoglio is not acting as the Vicar of Christ, but as an agent of Peking

Bergoglio does not react as a pastor, a father, a Vicar of Christ, but rather as a politician.

by Br. Alexis Bugnolo

Socci makes other cogent observations worth reading. His editorial can be summed up as an Italian way of asking the question and answering it at the same time: Who put you in power? is proven by whom you serve when in power.

Bergoglio has left the control of the churches in the hands of anti-Catholic governments.

Coronavirus: "Outgoing Church" And "Field Hospital" Have Evaporated

en.news The "outgoing church has barricaded itself in the Vatican because of the coronavirus," Antonio Socci observed (March 9):

"No more bridges, but walls" behind which Francis, cardinals and monsignors have hidden themselves.

Socci observes that "Bergoglio said that the shepherds must take the scent of the sheep, but he and the shepherds have run away and now they are well away from the sheep and their breath".

For Socci, this is "the great hypocrisy of the 'progressive church'."

He also remembers the Bergoglio slogan of the "Church as a field hospital" but as soon as the epidemic broke out, "the traces of this hospital were lost".

The churches in Italy have been closed, "The country that is the center of Christianity will remain totally, and for days, without mass.

The message that has reached the people is terrible: it teaches that in misfortune it is better to leave God behind, "because he is of no use".

Bergoglio refuses to call secular governments to repent and obey Divine Authority.

Saint Gregory the Great understood that the Coronavirus of his time was a chastisement from God, and encouraged the faithful to repent of their sins and pray for deliverance