Francis needs to learn a basic pre-Vatican II catechism!

Transcript courtesy of the Ark Community

First of all, I want to thank you for your courage. Yesterday I was at the door of the synod hall with a Lutheran bishop. I said, “You’re a brave man! In a previous age they burned Lutherans here … !” [laughter]

This is a meeting that was organized by Tony [Palmer]. He was very excited by this meeting. And I was too. And I am grateful to Archbishop Robert Wise and to Emiliana, who have chosen to carry the torch, this dream which was Tony’s: this dream of being able to walk in communion. We are sinning against Christ’s will, because we continue to focus on our differences; our shared baptism is more important than our differences. We all believe in the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. We all have the Holy Spirit within us, which prays within us.

And we all know that there is a father of lies, the father of all division, the antifather, the devil who pushes in and divides, divides. Tony and I spoke so much of walking together, of going ahead, in what unites us, praying that the Lord Jesus with His strength help us and not let what divides us divide us even more. [others say, ‘Amen!’]

It’s crazy to have this treasure and yet prefer imitiations of that treasure – the imitations are our differences. What we should care about is the treasure: Father, Son and Holy Spirit, the vocation to holiness, the call to preach the Gospel in every corner of the earth, with the certainty that He is with us – he’s not with me because I’m Catholic, he’s not with me because I’m Lutheran, He’s not with me because I’m Orthodox. A theological mess!

Everyone has their own identity, and I assume that each one of us seeks the Truth. But while we do that we should walk together, and pray for each together, and together let’s do works of charity together – Matthew 25, together; the Beatitudes, together.

We each have in our Churches excellent theologians. That’s another way to walk together also. But we shouldn’t wait for them to reach agreement! That’s what I think. [Applause].

There’s one other thing I’d like to say. This is called spiritual ecumenism. But
there is something else. Nowadays we are seeing how Christians are being persecuted.  I’ve just been in Albania, where they were telling me that they didn’t get asked if they were Catholic or Orthodox – if you were Christian, they would kill you.

Right now in Middle East, and Africa, and so many other countries, how many Christians are being killed! They’re not asked if they are Pentecostals, or Lutherans, Anglicans, Catholics, Orthodox. They’re Christians; and they’re being killed because they believe in Jesus Christ. This is ecumenism of the blood.

I remember one time in Hamburg, in 1986-87, and I met a parish priest. And that parish priest was bringing the cause for the beatification of a Catholic priest who was guillotined by the Nazis for teaching the Catechism to children. During his research he saw the list of those sentenced to death that day and right behind him was a Lutheran pastor who was condemned for the same reason. So that the blood of the priest mixed with the blood of the pastor. The priest went to the bishop and said, “either I bring both the Cause for both together, or neither. That’s ecumenism of blood.

I don’t want to say much more. But there was something else that Tony told me.  When he was a young boy in school, the black and the white children would walk and play together when when mealtime came, they were separated. And they would say, “but we want to eat together!” And that desire he had inside of him to walk together so we can eat together at the banquet of the Lord.

I want to thank the presence here of Archbishop Robert Wise, Tony’s spiritual father, and Emiliana, a strong woman. Both of them inherit many things from Tony. We’re aware that it was he who brought us together. This desire for unity, to walk together, praying for each other, living the Beatitudes together, fulfilling together Matthew 25, without making an institution, but freely, like brothers. I don’t know if Emiliana would now like to say a few words?

On 10 October 2014, Francis met with 19 bishops from 

The Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches (CEEC)

for two hours followed by lunch.

 Married with one daughter, James Hampton eating with Francis.

James Hampton not only got the grand tour of the 
Vatican but also of Castel Gandolfo.

Are these men also married?

The 19 bishops their wives and children went to dinner at

Ristorante Il Grottino 3 days before their meeting with Francis.

Some of the CEEC bishops touring Rome.

Pastor Will Cain chillin' in Rome.

VIP guests of Francis at the Vatican!

Sharing jokes at the Vatican.

 Henry Roberts II, Francis, and Darrell D Patrick at lunch.

 After talking, eating is Francis' favorite activity.

Signing a book for Quintin Moore.

 Francis signing a book for Zionist Daniel Warren Williams.

 Another group photo!

 Stephen Galloza planting a kiss on Francis!

Father Francis is “a friend of a friend” who has become my friend. He encouraged us to share the Life of Jesus with everyone! He says, “Life grows by being given away, and it weakens in isolation and comfort. Indeed, those who enjoy life most are those who leave security on the shore and become excited by the mission of communicating life to others. When the Church summons Christians to take up the task of evangelization, she is simply pointing to the source of authentic personal fulfillment" 

- 'archbishop' Quintin Moore  -

“Our world needs unity; this is an age in which we all need unity. Not just unity for the sake of the social economy, but a unity that answers the very prayer of Jesus.”

 - Francis -

Related:

• First Tony Palmer went to the Vatican...

• Francis & brother 'bishop' Tony

• the Evangelical Lunch

• Evangelicals meet with Francis

• Amen, amen, amen, amen, hallelujah, praise the ...

• Francis & the Evangelicals prepare for a one world religion

• salvation is through faith in Christ alone

• Unity through Diversity in the Novus Ordo church

• Francis' friend and "brother bishop" Tony Palmer dies in London from injuries sustained in motorcycle accident

• Jorge Mario Bergoglio advised Tony Palmer not to become a Catholic

• Just when we thought Francis couldn't act more un-Catholic...

Francis goes to lunch #1

We are having a hard time keeping up with Francis.  Even when he is on vacation, he turns it into a show all about himself.  It is just his nature.  Here are some photos and videos of Francis' impromptu visit to the worker's cafeteria in the Vatican.  Francis can't help but get the smell of sheep on himself while he spreads his gospel of humbleness.

Hold the sauce: Pope heads to Vatican 

cafeteria for Friday fish menu
July 25, 2014, By Carol Glatz

Catholic News Service

VATICAN CITY - Taking the chef completely by surprise, Pope Francis unexpectedly showed up to eat with the Vatican's blue collar workers at their cafeteria in the tiny city-state's "industrial park."

"He showed up, got his tray, silverware, he stood in line and we served him," the cafeteria's chef, Franco Paini, told Vatican Radio July 25.

He acted "normally, like the humblest of the workers," Paini said, his voice still trembling from the thrill. "Please forgive me, I'm still excited, you know?"

Wearing his white cassock and zucchetto, the pope grabbed an orange plastic tray and chose what he wanted from the array of prepared foods.

He got a plate of pasta without sauce; a portion of cod; a whole wheat roll; some "au gratin" vegetables; a few French fries; an apple; and a bottle of spring water -- but not the fizzy, bubbly kind, witnessed reported.

"I didn't have the courage to give him the bill," said Claudia Di Giacomo, who was sitting behind the cash register.

Paini said the pope made everyone feel at ease. "We introduced ourselves, he asked how we were, what it was like working there, he paid us compliments; it was really nice."

The cafeteria in the Vatican's "industrial area" serves employees who work as technicians, electricians, plumbers, metalworkers, craftsmen, but also employees of the Vatican newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano.

The pope sat down to eat at a table with workers from the Vatican pharmacy's warehouse. Wearing dark blue uniform polo shirts, the men spoke to the pope about their jobs and the pope talked about his Italian heritage.

Table talk also included soccer and the economy, the Vatican newspaper reported.

The whole time the pope was eating and chatting, people were taking the inevitable selfie with their cameras, cellphones and iPads.

"Pope Francis wasn't bothered a bit" by the constant clicking, "and continued to smile and eat, carrying out the conversation" with his tablemates, the paper said.

The pope didn't stay for the full lunch hour, heading for the door after about 40 minutes. But he gave all the workers there his blessing and posed for a group photograph before he left in his assistant's car to drive back to his residence at the Domus Sanctae Marthae.

Paini said the surprise visit was "totally a bolt out of the blue. Who'd have thought! The pope coming to eat with us? Hah! We were all caught off guard, but it was one of the best things that could happen to you."

Francis makes video for commemoration of the 20th anniversary of false flag attack

Francis once again tips his hand showing who is important

Francis' cell phone message:

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the tragedy at the AMIA, I would like to express my solidarity with the Jewish community of Argentina and with all the family members of the victims, be they Jews or Christians.  It is now 20 years since this tragedy, since this lunacy happened. Terrorism is lunacy. Terrorism’s only purpose is to kill. It does not build anything, it only destroys. For this reason, I stand side-by-side with all those who have seen lives cut short, hopes destroyed, and ruin. I have said that Buenos Aires is a city that needs to cry, that still hasn’t cried enough. Even if it is commonplace, I repeat: We need to cry.  We tend to archive things in order not to burden ourselves with history, with suffering, with things that could have been beautiful but weren’t.  And therefore, it costs us a lot to find ways to reach justice, to face the damage this tragedy has inflicted upon society.  Today, together with my solidarity and my prayers for all the victims, comes my desire for justice. May justice be done!  God bless you all, the institutions and the families. And may God give peace to all those who died in this act of lunacy.

Claudio Epelman and Francis

Claudio Epelman, the director of the Latin American Jewish Congress, recorded the video on his cellphone. It was made to be shown at the Friday memorial service to for the 20th anniversary of the AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires.

Francis and Ronald Lauder

Ronald S. Lauder president of World Jewish Congress said, 

"This special gesture may be the first time any pope has recorded such a message. We thank Pope Francis for his heartfelt message and want to express to him our profound gratitude that he has chosen to make his opinion known so forthrightly on this sorrowful anniversary. The world needs to hear this message and heed its call for solidarity with the victims and desire for justice.” 

He continued further, 

"Long ago, Argentina’s judiciary presented evidence that the AMIA bombing was ordered and masterminded by senior officials in the Iranian government of the time, and carried out by Hezbollah operatives. It even presented Interpol with the names of the alleged perpetrators, which in turn issued red alerts calling for their capture, but none has been apprehended or prosecuted. Twenty years on, it’s high time to close this chapter and bring those who committed this act of terror to justice.”

Call Me Jorge... finds it humorous Francis is calling for justice in this bombing as is Ronald Lauder when according to Itzhak Aviran, Israel’s former ambassador to Argentina from 1993 to 2000,

“those who perpetrated the terror attack against the AMIA building have been dispatched to the other world. We (Israel) did that!”

Could all the conspirators please get together and at least get their stories straight?  According to Adrian Salbuchi's, Israel’s False Flagsover Argentina,

Thus, inexistent car bombswere invented out of thin air; Syrian and Iranian “connections” were suitably falsified, as seven weak and corrupt Argentine judges heard these cases over the past two decades.

One judge on the AMIA case – Juan Galeano, since impeached – even allowed the then president of DAIA Ruben Beraja (later jailed for the fraudulent collapse of his bank, Banco Mayo) to bribe a shady car dealer named Carlos Telleldín to the tune of US$ 400,000 so he would falsely accuse a non-existent “Syrian Connection” that would in turn lead to an “Iranian connection…”

The AMIA attack’s car bomb theory was all based on a small scrap of metal carrying a van serial number that was found inthe ground zero rubble by…. a “lucky” Israeli intelligence officer!!  (…it kind of reminds you of Mohamed Atta’s intact passport found on World TradeCentre’s ground zero by the “lucky” FBI, doesn’t it?)

Having written about this recently in, Blast from the Bergoglio past (2004), which showed one of the effects of the bombing was making Holocaustry part of the Novus Ordo diocesan curriculum in Argentina, leads us to wonder what now?  Why this video?  In Francis' quest for peace in the world he is always quick to sympathize with his fellow Talmudists but rarely does he sympathize with their enemies or criticize the Talmudists for the murder of them.  When he does offer sympathy it is in a backhanded manner as the photo below shows. 

Francis 'aids' the Palestinian people by directing attention to the Warsaw ghetto

We believe he created this video to further process minds around the world into the rabbinical lie that Talmudists are superior beings and we need to cry for them.  Forget Our Lord, His Passion, and His Crucifixion!  The imagined and real persecutions and slights against the Talmudists are what is important today!  Is Francis making videos for the Christians dying around the world? 


For those interested in the false flag event of the AMIA bombing, we have included the English language version of Adrian Salbuchi's excellent talk on it.  Thanks to Maurice Pinay for sending us the links to the videos and providing the photo of Francis at the 'separation wall'.

Salbuchi - False Flag Attacks in Argentina (Part 1)


Salbuchi - False Flag Attacks in Argentina (Part 2)


Salbuchi - False Flag Attacks in Argentina (Part 3)

Amen, amen, amen, amen, hallelujah, praise the ...

Kenneth Copeland praying for Francis and Francis praying for Kenneth.

"I am so Blessed!  What Jesus asked the Father for in John 17:21, “that we may all be one in Him”, is finally coming to pass.  Pope Francis is a man filled with the love of Jesus. All eight of us in our meeting together with him were moved by the strong presence of the Holy Spirit, and our love for one another was strengthened beyond measure.  Like I said, I am so BLESSED!  What a time to be a believer!"

- Kenneth Copeland -

"Are you kidding me?"

"We got a Pope that's the real deal!"

Kenneth shares his experience of meeting Francis.

Highlights :

• Satan's downfall is the unity of Christians!

• The unity of Christians is a revelation from heaven.

• The Joint Declaration on Doctrine of Justification (1999) is the bomb!

• Christ is all we need to unite us no matter what we believe.

• Tony Palmer's story; how he came to know, work, and see Kenneth Copeland as his spiritual father.

• Christ's second coming will be when everyone believes as one.

• Bringing everyone together is an important part of the work of the holy spirit.

• The iphone video message from Kenneth Copeland to Francis at 41 minutes 17 seconds.

• Be blessed ! Once again be blessed! Amen! Amen! Amen! Amen! Amen!

• James Robinson on the phone at 47 minutes 40 seconds. 

• Folks you don't get it! God didn't build the walls which separate us. The feet of men trample everything. We have to answer Jesus' prayer. We agree to disagree but we are all united!

• Francis said religion is, "a personal encounter with Christ!" And Robinson responds, "that deserves a high five!"

• After showing Francis the iphone video from Kenneth Copeland and his ministers Tony Palmer said of Francis,

"He just leaned back in his chair and began to praise God and began to worship the Lord, worship the Lord and he said they have to come see me. They have to come see me! Amen! They have to come see me!"

• First thing Jorge Bergoglio asked Tony Palmer when they met,

"Are you born again?"

"And have you received the holy ghost?"

No word on yet on what Hypocrite Francis had to say about Kenneth's ostentatious lifestyle.  Were guessing he didn't say a thing!

"Some preachers will keep silence about the truth, and others will trample it under foot and deny it. Sanctity of life will be held in derision even by those who outwardly profess it, for in those days Jesus Christ will send them not a true Pastor, but a destroyer."

— St. Francis of Assisi —

Francis & brother 'bishop' Tony

"Some preachers will keep silence about the truth, and others will trample it under foot and deny it. Sanctity of life will be held in derision even by those who outwardly profess it, for in those days Jesus Christ will send them not a true Pastor, but a destroyer."

— St. Francis of Assisi —

'Bishop' Tony Palmer and Francis talk in the Vatican.

Earlier this year Francis called his old friend 'Bishop' Tony Palmer and invited him to visit him at the Vatican.  While there Tony asked Francis if he would send a message to a group of evangelicals he was soon to meet.  Francis suggested a video and they proceeded to make a cell phone video.  Tony had subtitles added to this video and presented it at a conference held by Kenneth Copeland.  If you haven't seen the videos, they are worth one's time as they demonstrate what Francis means by catholic and how evangelicals perceive Francis and his Novus Ordo church.  If one doesn't have the time to watch the videos, at the least watch the 3rd video below, Francis' cell phone video message about unity.

Tony Palmer presents Francis' video 

to Kenneth Copeland Ministries

Synopsis : Tony talks about his friendship with Francis, explains how he has worked for the Vatican since John Paul II's reign, shares the cell phone video with Francis' message on unity, Kenneth Copeland speaks in tongues, Kenneth sends a cell phone video back to Francis which Tony films, Amen, Amen, Amen!, Hallelujah!

Tony's message about the miracle of unity

Highlights

• The miracle of unity is from Jesus himself.
• Francis is to re-build the church as one, together united as intended by God.
• The catholic church is being reborn. This started in 1967 with Pentecostals giving the holy spirit to catholics by laying hands on them.
• Even though we are different we are united and it is time to show this unity publicly.
• Spiritual racism is the sin against the Cross.  The cross unites but spiritual racism divides.  When we prohibit the unity of Christians we are rejecting the cross.
• We must ride the wave of this tsunami (created by Francis).
• When we look for bread which we think we need instead we will find our brother which is what we need.
• Challenge all non-catholics to sign joint declaration.
• Diversity is divine division is diabolical!
• Let's begin an epidemic of love and unity among Christians of all denominations in the name of Jesus go and infect!
• The Bread of Communion is secondary to the Bread of Brotherhood.
• The sin of separation is spiritual racism.
• If you prohibit the unity of Christians you are denying the cross.

Video message Francis made with Tony Palmer 

on unity with Pentecostals

Synopsis : Francis undermines one Catholic teaching after another in this video.  If you don't agree with Francis perhaps you are not speaking the language of the heart.  Remember according to Francis it is a sin, all of our sins that cause us to be separate from each other.  We need to get together and spiritually hug each other.  In our diversity there is unity.  Echos of a one world religion united under an anti-christ.


In the last video we hear Francis call Tony his brother bishop.  Is Tony a bishop?  Not according to Catholic teaching.  Tony was 'consecrated' a 'bishop' by 'Archbishop' Robert L. Wise and his 'co-consecrator' 'Rev.' Gerard O'Flaherty.  Check out the pictures below.

What does the Catholic Church have to say about Anglican orders?  Pope Leo XIII promulgated the papal encyclical Apostolicae Curae (On the Nullity of Anglican Orders) on 18 September 1896.  This encyclical put to bed any question of the validity of Anglican orders.  Pope Leo XIII wrote there was a deficiency of intention and of form in the Anglican rites and they were "absolutely null and utterly void."  Is 'brother bishop' Francis letting it out that he too isn't a bishop?   For those who haven't looked into the Novus Ordo rites, they too have the same problem the Anglican ones do.

Congratulations Tony! You are still a layman!

'Bishop' Wise applauding 'Bishop' Palmer.

One lay 'priestess', three lay 'priests', and three lay 'bishops'.

Yep, that woman in black is Tony's wife and those two children are his.

Jorge Mario Bergoglio and group of Evangelicals. 

Tony is on the right.  (Argentina 2008)

According to our research Tony and Franics' friendship goes back to 2008.  It  began when Tony recognized Jorge Bergoglio as the highest man in the land when he was working with the poor of Buenos Aires.  Tony said,

“I want to let you know that I will work at your side. You are the senior minister in this area and I will submit to your loving leadership.”

From that day on, Tony called him Father Mario and as the story goes they have been best buddies ever since.  Tony considers Francis his mentor and spiritual father!  It is telling, since Francis' election Tony sees more of him than he ever has.   

 'Bishop' Wise, Francis, and 'Bishop' Palmer at the Vatican

'Bishop' Wise and Francis in Vatican, early April 2014.

Don't think Francis is a stranger to having evangelicals over to the Vatican as guests.  Or this is something new for him.  Back in Buenos Aires, Francis regularly attended encounters with evangelicals.  Most infamous is the, 19 June 2006, Third Fraternal Encounter of the Renewed Communion of Evangelicals and Catholics held in Luna Park stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina where Jorge Bergoglio received a mass blessing from the protestants in attendance. Who can also forget Jorge Bergoglio resting his head on 16 year old, Juan Francisco Taborda's shoulder as the seventh day adventist whispered into his ear?

Jorge Mario Bergoglio receiving a mass blessing 

from Evangelical Penecostals at Luna Park

A tender moment between Jorge Mario Bergoglio 

and Juan Francisco Taborda at Luna Park.

Now that the background is out of the way what happened recently?  Tony Palmer brought a group of evangelicals to the Vatican at the request of Francis.  They toured St. Peter's Basilica for one hour and then ate lunch with Francis.  Lunch lasted almost three hours.  The result of this meeting was Francis telling the evangelicals to keep doing the good work they have been doing and,

“I’m not interested in converting Evangelicals to Catholicism. I want people to find Jesus in their own community. There are so many doctrines we will never agree on. Let’s not spend our time on those. Rather, let’s be about showing the love of Jesus.”

Recall when Francis told the Italian atheist, Proselytism is solemn nonsense.  Here he is saying in a different manner.  We can hear Francis' apologists already attempting to come up with excuses for this statement.  Who knows what leaps of logic they'll try to make you swallow.  Francis however says even more,

“this July I will preach in his church on a Sunday and offer an apology from my church for the hurt it has brought to their congregation.”

Sound very Catholic to you?  Nope, modernism at work.  If we speculate, it all seems to be leading to a one-world religion and a one-world government under an anti-christ.

Francis to make private visit to evangelical church

 Tony Palmer spreading the word at the Vatican!

 Tony, guest of Francis once again!

Tony & Francis give each other a spiritual hug.

 
To learn more about Tony Palmer:

• JOINT DECLARATION ON THE DOCTRINE OF JUSTIFICATION  by the Lutheran World Federation and the Catholic Church 

• Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches 

• The Ark Community