‘God Is Dead’ and Francis will help raise Him from the dead

Francesco Guccini met with Francis at the general audience (21 April 2018)

During last week’s general audience, Francis met with an alleged 12,000 people from the Dioceses of Bologna and Cesena-Sarsina.  One of the VIPs who sat in Francis’ private box was none other than Francesco Guccini.  For non-Italians not familiar with Guccini, he is famous for his 1967 song ‘Dio è morto’ (God Is Dead) and,

“has always declared himself an anarchist and agnostic, but it is also true that in several interviews he declared his admiration for the Bergoglio Revolution feeling that it is “true and close to the message of Jesus.”... 

And it is well known that his beautiful and popular song, God Is Dead, was censored in 1967 by the Rai channels where they had not been able to understand the content, which is in fact very clear in the final stanza. Only Vatican Radio broadcasted the song and Paul VI praised the message and the words that speak of a God that is dead “in the extermination camps... With the myths of the race.... With the party of hatreds” but that if “He dies for three days and then rises again... In what we believe... In what we want... In the world we will make.”

Anche Guccini aspetta Papa Francesco, Famiglia Cristiana.it, (23 April 2018)

Dio è morto

God Is Dead (English translation)  

I saw

people my age going away

along the streets that never lead to anything,

looking for the dream which leads to insanity

searching for something they do not find

in the world they already have,

inside the nights which are wet by the wine,

inside the rooms changed by the tablets 1,

along the clouds of smoke

in the world made of cities,

being against swallowing

our tired civilization 

It's a God who is dead,
along the edges of the streets God is dead,
in the cars taken in installments God is dead,
in summer's myths God is dead... 

I was told
that this generation of mine by now does not believe
in what has often been disguised with faith,
in eternal myths of the motherland or the hero
because by now has come the moment to deny
everything that is falsity, faiths made of habit and fear,
a policy that is just progressing in a career,
the concerned respectability, the dignity made of void,
the hypocrisy of who is always with righteousness and never with injustice

It's a God who is dead,
in the extermination camps God is dead,
with race's myths God is dead,
with (political) parties' hate God is dead... 

But I think
that this generation of mine is ready
for a new world and a newborn hope,
a future that already has in its hands,
a revolt without weapons,
because by now we all know
that if God dies it is for three days
and then he rises again,
in what we believe God has rised again,
in what we want God has rised again,
in the world we will make God has rised again... 

Francesco Guccini - Dio è morto (English translation), Lyrics Translate, (16 March 2016).

Simply, the type of person a pontiff would want to meet with.  It’s not like Francis is causing scandal to the faithful or the young.  Francis the ‘humble’ dictator is just continuing in his shunning of traditionally minded music and acceptance of purveyors of filth (Patti Smith and Suor Cristina are two that come to mind) whom he has had as guests at his general audiences.

Guccini has also stated publicly that Francis’ best attributes are his, “profound simplicity” and his “honest consistency.”  So we have an agnostic anarchist singer who declared, “God is dead” in his most famous song and that “God will rise again” when anarchy and chaos create the world that they, “believe”, “want”, and “build”.  It’s not a stretch to infer that in Francesco Guccini’s mind, Paul VI helped kill God and Francis is building the world that anarchists and agnostics want therefore he is bringing God’s resurrection (spoken of in the song) one step closer.  At heart, it’s the Lurianic Kabbalah’s ‘tikkun olam’ or the repairing of the imperfect world which was created by God.  How blasphemous, heretical, and modernist!

Maundy Thursday 2013

Unless one has been living in a cave for the past year, one knows Francis washed the feet of two females in the juvenile detention center for Maundy Thursday 2013.  A few tidbits which may not be so well known and demonstrate how Francis set himself up purposely for failure by not following catholic tradition.  The article from the International Business Times, Pope Francis to Hold His First Maundy Thursday Mass at Youth Prison of Mostly Muslim Offenders, let the cat out of the bag as to what a revolutionary Francis is.  As always the underlines are ours.  A tip of the hat to Jim Smith for sending us this article and videos.

Pope Francis to Hold His First Maundy Thursday Mass at Youth Prison of Mostly Muslim Offenders

By Esther Tanquintic-Misa | March 28, 2013 1:16 PM EST

For his first ever Maundy Thursday mass as newly installed pontiff of the 1.2-billion strong Roman Catholic secular religion faith, Pope Francis has chosen to hold it at a youth prison wherein his 12 disciples during the re-enactment of the washing of the feet will be acted out by prisoners themselves.

At a time where the world confronts too many issues on the economic and political front, not to mention the very pillars of Pope Francis' Catholic faith being pounded by sex abuse crisis as well as corruption allegations, the washing of the feet of 12 young prisoners, is very symbolical of the hope the new pontiff wants to extend beyond the walls of Vatican City.

This year's washing of the feet by Pope Francis will happen at the Rome's Casal del Marmo juvenile detention center to be participated by select 12 youth prisoners, aged 16 to 21 years old.

The Pope's visit "will make them see that their lives are not bound by a mistake, that forgiveness exists and that they can begin to build their lives again," Father Gaetano Greco, prison chaplain, told CNA.

The washing of feet on the Thursday before Easter is a Christian tradition commemorating Christ's Last Supper.

Fr Greco shared some of the young men eagerly volunteered to participate in the holy tradition, while others were extended an invitation.

This, as Fr Greco explained, was because most of the detained youth are Muslims. "Only eight of our residents are Italian, six boys and two girls."

There were also others who have no religious belief at all.

"Therefore many of them don't even know who the Pope is. For this reason too, it was far from easy to explain to them the importance of the Pope's visit," Fr Greco said.

"But all of them are very happy, and the visit will make them think, reconsider and understand that there are people in this world who are concerned for them," he said.

Many of the youth prisoners came from broken families, took to illegal drugs and engaged in various crimes.

Around 10 girls and 40 boys are expected to participate in the mass. Apart from their participation in the washing of the feet, the youth will also lead the readings and the prayers of the faithful.

Did you catch all that dear reader?  Francis went to a jail which was populated with young adult drug users & petty criminals, most of them followers of Mohamed, and performed the Pedilavium ceremony (Washing of the Feet).  There were only six Catholic males in the jail!  In other words Francis didn't want to follow the tradition of the church.  One would think that the 'Vicar of Christ' would follow the rubrics for Holy Week, the most important week in the calendar of the catholic church, but not Francis.  Maundy Thursday is significant because "it solemnly commemorates the institution of the Eucharist and is the oldest of the observances peculiar to Holy Week" and the Washing of the Feet, is performed "in memory of the reparation of Christ for the Last Supper."  When all the eyes of the world are on Francis he does something revolutionary which then alchemically transforms the solemnity of the religious day into a photo-op of how great he is!   All the while Francis publicly claims he wants to return the church to tradition!  What a modernist!

Jorge Bergoglio and the Washing of the Feet

Francis inspires a Novus Ordo priest to follow his example

 Bergoglio's breaking of tradition has now become a 

tradition as stated by Rome Reports

Learn how silly tradition is according to 'Fr.' Bambrick