Put on your surprise face... the wedding ceremony Francis conducted at 36,000 feet looks to have been planned in advance!

The article excerpted below was published by Emol Nacional on 19 December 2017.

In our previous post, Another one from the ‘You can’t make this stuff up’ file — Francis marries couple aboard airplane flight Francis’ Flying Circus, we wrote:

Well, it turns out to have been planned as both Carlos and Paula (the steward and stewardess) said in an interview, published on 19 December 2017, how they wanted Francis to marry them while in the sky!


Excerpt begins...

Marriage in the air

Carlos and Paula met 10 years ago on board of an airplane, and there they have lived their lives so far. "It's already our home," he said. Therefore, to receive Jorge Bergoglio there "is an honor for us, not only as a family, but as workers of this company to be entrusted in such a great mission for our company."

In fact, the crew members were chosen as among the best in the company. While Podest was awarded as "Service Leader" this [year] 2017, Ciuffardi won the award last year.

Paula assured that "this is [not only] a recognition that they are giving us, but all those who are here are service leaders, all have been highlighted in some way by the company."

Both were married in a civil service eight years ago and they now have two daughters, 3 and 6 years old.  Nevertheless, they plan to get married in the Church soon, what they didn't manage to do: the date of the marriage was set for February 27, 2010.

"We couldn't get married in the Church because the of earthquake in 2010, the church fell, everything fell, so we started to postpone it, we started working, then our daughters arrived," Ciuffardi said.

Thus, both hope that in January this delayed plan can finally materialize on the plane and be guided by none other than Pope Francis himself. "We would love it, it's our place, it's our second home, it's where we feel safe," Podest said.

(English translation by CMJ)

 Spanish original...

Matrimonio en los aires 

Carlos y Paula se conocieron hace 10 años arriba de un avión, y ahí han formado su vida hasta el momento. "Es nuestra casa ya", aseguró él. Por eso, recibir a Jorge Bergoglio allí "es un honor para nosotros, no solamente como familia, sino como trabajadores de esta empresa de poder ser encomendados en tal magna misión para nuestra empresa".

De hecho, los tripulantes fueron escogidos entre los mejores de la compañía. Mientras Podest fue premiada como "Líder de Servicio" este 2017, Ciuffardi obtuvo el galardón el año pasado.

Paula aseguró que "este es un reconocimiento que nos están haciendo, pero todos los que están acá son líderes de servicio, todos han sido destacados de alguna manera por la compañía".

Ambos se casaron por el civil hace ocho años y ahora tienen dos hijas, de 3 y 6 años. Sin embargo, planeaban casarse por la Iglesia al poco tiempo, lo que no alcanzaron a hacer: la fecha del matrimonio estaba fijada para el 27 de febrero de 2010.

"No pudimos casarnos por la Iglesia porque fue el terremoto de 2010, se cayeron las iglesia, se cayó todo. Así que lo empezamos a aplazar, empezamos a trabajar, después llegaron las hijas", contó Ciuffardi.

Así, ambos esperan que en enero próximo este postergado plan pueda finalmente concretarse sobre el avión y dirigido nada menos que por el mismísimo Papa Francisco. "Nos encantaría. Es nuestro lugar, es nuestra segunda casa, es donde nos sentimos seguros", manifestó Podest.

source: Emol Nacional, Con emoción y nerviosismo: Tripulación del avión que trasladará al Papa en Chile cuenta cómo recibieron la noticia

archived: http://archive.is/YKumS

P. T. Barnum could learn a trick or two from 

Francis and his Flying Circus!

Francis makes pro-abortion and pro-LGBT Dutch politician, Lilianne Ploumen, a Commander in The Pontifical Equestrian Order of St. Gregory the Great

Lilianne crows with delight while she shows 
off her medal she received in June 2017.

According to the Catholic Encyclopedia (1917), Pontifical Decorations — Order of St. Gregory the Great,

“Gregory XVI founded this order to reward the civil and military virtues of subjects of the Papal States by brief "Quod Summis", 1 Sept., 1831, and placed it under the patronage of the great pope whose name it bears.”

What were Lilianne’s civic and military virtues?  She set up and campaigned for the ‘safe abortion’ fund SheDecides as well as supports special rights for the perversions of the LGBT crowd.  Oh, the countless of murders she bears responsibility for and the immorality she spreads, why not award her with papal knighthood?

 Francis and then Dutch foreign minister, Lilianne Ploumen, met in 2015 to discuss the climate.

Who’s next, Emma Bonino?

Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make straight His paths.

The Pope Video — Season 1 Episode 1 Version 2

The Vatican has released a new version of their inaugural The Pope Video.  One can watch it if they so wish below as well as the original video.  The two videos are identical until they reach the 1 minute 6 seconds mark.  The new changes last until the 1 minute 22 seconds mark and are footage of Francis glad handling heads of heretical religions and giving out spiritual hugs. Regardless, the message is still one of modernism — a false one-world religion.

Who knew that Francis was a historical revisionist?

Then → Now

Then → Now

It’s a modern day version of Stalin’s vanishing commissar!

 the new version (15 November 2017)

original version (6 January 2016)

Frankly speaking — Francis can’t keep his story straight!

Which one is it?

Francis on 7 September 2017,

“Vulnerability is the essence of the human person. We are all vulnerable except for the Lord himself.”

contra

Francis on 24 December 2013, 

“let us pause before the Child...We bless you, Lord God most high, who lowered yourself for our sake. You are immense, and you made yourself small; you are rich and you made yourself poor; you are all-powerful and you made yourself vulnerable.”

Did Francis get this confusing idea from his female Jewish psychoanalyst?  Perhaps, a doctor could administer tests on him to see if he is suffering from dementia or Alzheimer’s.    Better yet, a Catholic could give Francis an exam on the catechism for children to see if he has ever had a basic grasp of the Faith.

More fun Catechism lessons with Francis:

• Making it up as he goes along... Francis' grandmother would be ashamed of him.

• Francis' compassion or indifference to a little girl in the Philippines?

• Francis must be talking about his sister ...Maria Elena Bergoglio

• Francis fails basic catechism once again

Occult ritual mockery of Christ

Images are from Dublin Pride Parade 2017

source: twitter @ Oliver_Doran, 26 Jun 2017

Take notice of the freemasonic cable-tow or noose around Our Lord’s, Jesus the Christ, neck.  The name of the perversion ‘Pride Parade’ encapsulates what is happening in formerly Catholic Ireland. “Pride goeth before destruction: and the spirit is lifted up before a fall.” (Proverbs 16, 18)  To cap it off, the perversion being celebrated perverts God’s promise to Noah after the flood by using the rainbow to celebrate that which is a sin that cries to Heaven for vengeance.  The Irish who once sent missionaries abroad who converted the pagan world to Christianity are now a missionary territory once again.  Will God send them another St. Patrick to drive the snakes out?  We can only hope and pray so.

And platting a crown of thorns, they put it upon his head, and a reed in his right hand. And bowing the knee before him, they mocked him, saying: Hail, king of the Jews. (Matthew 27, 29)

And the people stood beholding, and the rulers with them derided him, saying: He saved others, let him save himself, if he be Christ, the elect of God. (Luke 23, 35)

And when they had heard of the resurrection of the dead, some indeed mocked: but others said: We will hear thee again concerning this matter. (Acts 17, 32)

What was Francis reaction when he read this letter?

Francis and Cardinal Caffarra in a ‘spiritual hug’.

We at Call Me Jorge... wonder what Francis’ reaction was when he read the letter (see below) from Cardinal Carlo Caffarra on 25 April 2017.  We bet that not only did it get his heart going but that he had another outburst filled with profanity. Sandro Magister, who published the Portuguese original, still has his Vatican press credentials, as we write, but he may find himself on the receiving end of the wrath of ‘humble’ Francis once again.  The funniest part is when Caffarra assures Francis that the four cardinals believe Francis is the pope and not to worry they are not sedvacantists!  Anyway you slice it, its the same old Vatican game - a letter to Francis, followed by an explosion of ‘humble’ anger, then Francis pretending as if the letter didn’t exist, and ending with the letter being publicly aired like it was laundry by the frustrated letter writers.  It’s an elaborate ritual of saving face for all parties involved.  Ah, who could have predicted that Amoris Laetitia would become a sideshow at Francis’ macabre carnival?

“Most Holy Father,

It is with a certain trepidation that I address myself to Your Holiness, during these days of the Easter season. I do so on behalf of the Most Eminent Cardinals: Walter Brandmüller, Raymond L. Burke, Joachim Meisner, and myself.

We wish to begin by renewing our absolute dedication and our unconditional love for the Chair of Peter and for Your august person, in whom we recognize the Successor of Peter and the Vicar of Jesus: the “sweet Christ on earth,” as Saint Catherine of Siena was fond of saying. We do not share in the slightest the position of those who consider the See of Peter vacant, nor of those who want to attribute to others the indivisible responsibility of the Petrine munus. We are moved solely by the awareness of the grave responsibility arising from the munus of cardinals: to be advisers of the Successor of Peter in his sovereign ministry. And from the Sacrament of the Episcopate, which “has placed us as bishops to pasture the Church, which He has acquired with his blood” (Acts 20:28).

On September 19, 2016 we delivered to Your Holiness and to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith five dubia, asking You to resolve uncertainties and to bring clarity on some points of the post-synodal Apostolic Exhortation, Amoris Laetitia.

Not having received any response from Your Holiness, we have reached the decision to ask You, respectfully and humbly, for an Audience, together if Your Holiness would like. We attach, as is the practice, an Audience Sheet in which we present the two points we wish to discuss with you.

Most Holy Father,

A year has now gone by since the publication of Amoris Laetitia. During this time, interpretations of some objectively ambiguous passages of the post-synodal Exhortation have publicly been given that are not divergent from, but contrary to, the permanent Magisterium of the Church. Despite the fact that the Prefect of the Doctrine of the Faith has repeatedly declared that the doctrine of the Church has not changed, numerous statements have appeared from individual Bishops, Cardinals, and even Episcopal Conferences, approving what the Magisterium of the Church has never approved. Not only access to the Holy Eucharist for those who objectively and publicly live in a situation of grave sin, and intend to remain in it, but also a conception of moral conscience contrary to the Tradition of the Church. And so it is happening — how painful it is to see this! — that what is sin in Poland is good in Germany, that what is prohibited in the archdiocese of Philadelphia is permitted in Malta. And so on. One is reminded of the bitter observation of B. Pascal: “Justice on this side of the Pyrenees, injustice on the other; justice on the left bank of the river, injustice on the right bank.”

Numerous competent lay faithful, who are deeply in love with the Church and staunchly loyal to the Apostolic See, have turned to their Pastors and to Your Holiness in order to be confirmed in the Holy Doctrine concerning the three sacraments of Marriage, Confession, and the Eucharist. And in these very days, in Rome, six lay faithful, from every Continent, have presented a very well-attended study seminar with the meaningful title: “Bringing clarity.”

Faced with this grave situation, in which many Christian communities are being divided, we feel the weight of our responsibility, and our conscience impels us to ask humbly and respectfully for an Audience.

May Your Holiness remember us in Your prayers, as we pledge to remember You in ours. And we ask for the gift of Your Apostolic Blessing.

Carlo Card. Caffarra

Rome, April 25, 2017

Feast of Saint Mark the Evangelist

*

AUDIENCE SHEET

1. Request for clarification of the five points indicated by the dubia; reasons for this request.

2. Situation of confusion and disorientation, especially among pastors of souls, in primis parish priests.”

sources:  English translation — Edward Pentin, Full Text of Dubia Cardinals’ Letter Asking Pope for an Audience & Portuguese original — Sandro Magister, "A nossa consciência força-nos…"

 Who do these guys think they are?

Francis’ crowd on Palm Sunday

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24 March 2013

29 March 2015

9 April 2017

The Novus Ordo in Milan is running a pilgrimage to Germany — to trace the steps of Martin Luther!

The  Italian blog, Chiesa e post concilio, today posted that the Comunità Pastorale dei Santi Apostoli — Milano (Pastoral Community of the Holy Apostles — Milan) is advertising a pilgrimage to Germany — The Path of Luther: In the footsteps of Martin Luther, August 1st - 8th, 2017.  The Pastoral Community consists of these six churches of Milan: Basilica dei Santi Apostoli e Nazaro, Chiesa di Sant'Eufemia, Chiesa di Santa Maria al Paradiso, San Francesco di Sales, Basilica di San Calimero, and Chiesa di Sant'Antonio Abate.

Hanging on a note board in Milan.

The Latin to either side of the heresiarch, Luther, reads “To live in peace and confidence shall be your strength.”  The trip will last a week, cost €1,450.00 and include visits to Magdeburg, Quedlinburg, Eisleben, Leipzig, Dresden, Weimar, Wartburg, Erfurt, Wittenberg, and Berlin!  Hurry, as registration was opened up February 24th and don’t worry there is no need to pay the full amount a €500 deposit will reserve one a seat.  If you are in Milan, Italy and interested in further details please visit the Parish Office of Santa Maria al Paradiso.

The official notice of the trip from the website of the

Pastoral Community of the Holy Apostles — Milan.

Francis, like Martin Luther, is obsessed with bodily functions.

Just think, you could be following in

the footsteps of a heresiarch too!!!

 Francis guarantees this pilgrimage will ‘purify your memory’ of the Catholic Faith!

Vatican to issue stamp commemorating Luther’s Revolt

An image found on twitter posted by Antonio Carrabino 

of what he feels the future stamp should be.

A recent article, Novità Vaticane Targate 2017,  in the January 2017 issue of  l’Arte del Francobollo, contains an interview with Mauro Olivieri, the director of the Holy See’s Philatelic and Numismatic Office.  One question and answer stands out in the interview.

Danilo Bogoni : Through newly issued stamps, the Vatican continues to clear the pages of history previously considered, at the least embarrassing: in 2011 the centenary of the unification of Italy, in this 2017 soon the beginning of the Lutheran Reformation. [CMJ - Luther’s Revolt] The issue of which a few years ago was unthinkable with the mark of the crossed keys.

Mauro Olivieri : We have to try to understand the present time and be interpreters of the messages that the Holy Father wishes to convey; with the help and understanding of my Superiors of the Governorate, we develop the idea of a modern philately [CMJ - philately is the collection and study of postage stamps], which mark the important moments of history: no doubt the issue dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation [CMJ - Protestant Revolt] marks the rapprochement and overcoming of mutual misunderstandings between Christians, and the philately there is.

The Vatican’s website of The Philatelic and Numismatic Office confirms the statement of its director, Mauro Olivieri.  First screenshot is from the English language edition of the page and the second screenshot is from the Italian language version, see entry #16 in both screenshots below.

“16. 5th Centenary of the Protestant Reformation”

 “16. V Centenario della Rifroma Protestante”

The above mentioned interview with the director of the Holy See’s Philatelic and Numismatic Office, Mauro Olivieri, conducted by Danilo Bogoni

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l’Arte del Francobollo, Gennaio 2017 (The Art of Stamps, January 2017)

page 7

page 8 (has the above translated quote)

page 9