TWO POPES UNITED IN DIVINE MERCY. Saint John Paul II and Francis died in the Proximity of the Solemn Christian Feast 20 years apart
“Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy”
Gospel of St. Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist (5.7)
“Government is an agreement between you and myself. You and myself are often wrong”
Aphorism by Gibran Khalil Gibran from Sand and Foam
In the cover image, the then Cardinal Bergoglio while embracing Pope John Paul II
Two Popes who died close to the Feast of Divine Mercy
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by Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio
“There is a peculiarity in this beatitude: it is the only one in which the cause and the fruit of happiness coincide, mercy. Those who exercise mercy will find mercy, they will be “mercifully shown”»
Thus began the general audience of Pope Francis on March 18, 2020, a few days after the declaration of the Covid-19 pandemic that Gospa News immediately denounced as having been “artfully created” with a SARS-Cov-2 built in a laboratory, as confirmed by the 84 investigations of the WuhanGates cycle, by the American counterespionage of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and by the US Congress…
Precisely because today, Sunday 27 April, the last day of the Easter holiday week “In Albis”, we are in the Holy anniversary of Divine Mercy, established in the Jubilee of 2000 by John Paul II which had its shining echo in the Jubilee of Mercy desired this year by the Holy Father, we will not dwell today on the errors of Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, proclaimed Pontiff on March 13, 2013.
But we note a very interesting coincidence that according to the “times of God” can appear as the fulfillment of a will of Divine Providence in reference to the concept of “kairos” which was the “opportune, supreme time” according to Hellenistic culture.
Both Saint John Paul II and Pope Francis ascended to heaven on the eve of this solemn Christian feast:
Karol Wojtyla on the eve of the anniversary (July 2, 2005), Bergoglio exactly 20 years later, on Easter Monday, but his funeral of worldwide importance was celebrated yesterday, Saturday, April 26, the day before Divine Mercy.
By virtue of the devotion of these two Popes – as different as they are similar in some pastoral aspects – to this feast of which is the most important form of devotion to Divine Mercy among all those revealed by Jesus (to Saint Faustina), we like to believe that it did not happen just by a curious coincidence and to remember them in a worthy way for their testimony.
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We also like to remember Pope Francis without giving weight today on his uncertainties or pastoral confusions. It is no coincidence that I wanted to quote that famous aphorism by Gibran, a Lebanese-American poet of the Maronite Christian faith, about the government in which “you and I often err” which also applies to the Vatican.
Criticizing specifically the theological and pastoral frailties of Francis I in a detailed manner is legitimate because the Pope is not infallible (except when he pronounces on dogmatic questions “doctrina ex cathedra” after a specific spiritual retreat), as is not the Roman Catholic Apostolic Church, decimated by multiple historical errors of the Ecclesiastics even though it is heir to the mandate of Jesus Christ to Saint Peter which makes it “indestructible” (but not infallible, see our previous reflection on the matter…).
«You are Peter, and on top of Peter I have built my ecclesiam, and the gates of hell will not prevail against you. You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it (Gospel of St. Matthew 16, 18)»
But contesting Bergoglio
, the most naive Bishop of Rome in ecclesiastical history, with a conspiratorial vision artfully constructed by the New World Order of Zionist Freemasonry – just like the Covid19 virus – is a diabolical aberration often carried out by Catholics who are already heretics in their own spiritual life and who themselves do not live the Sacraments, Evangelical Forgiveness they ignore-transgress even the 10 Commandments.
“Let he who is without sin among you be the first to cast a stone,” Jesus said in the story of the Adulteress reported in the Gospel of St. John (Jn. 8:7.)
The Fifth Beatitude of Mercy
This is why those who challenge Pope Francis – even today, as a deceased person – should reread at least the first sentences
pronounced in the aforementioned 2020 General Audience.
“Today we focus on the fifth beatitude, which says: “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy” (Mt 5:7). There is a peculiarity in this beatitude: it is the only one in which the cause and the fruit of happiness coincide, mercy. Those who exercise mercy will find mercy, they will be “mercifully shown mercy.”
«This theme of the reciprocity of forgiveness is not only present in this beatitude, but is recurrent in the Gospel. And how could it be otherwise? Mercy is the very heart of God! Jesus says: «Do not judge, and you will not be judged; do not condemn, and you will not be condemned; forgive, and you will be forgiven» (Lk 6:37). Always the same reciprocity. And the Letter of James states that «mercy always prevails over judgment» (2:13).
But it is above all in the Our Father that we pray: «Forgive us our debts, as we also forgive our debtors» (Mt 6:12); and this question is the only one repeated at the end: «For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you; but if you do not forgive others, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses» (Mt 6:14-15; cf. Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2838).
The Canonization of Saint John Paul II supported by Bergoglio
In fact, Cardinal Bergoglio himself was one of the first supporters of the canonization of John Paul II, as reported by a secular website.
«In the fall of 2005, the then sixty-nine-year-old Archbishop of Buenos Aires Jorge Mario Bergoglio was called to testify by the tribunal of the diocese of Rome at the beginning of the Roman process for the cause of beatification and canonization of John Paul II. The diocesan investigation, conducted a few months after the death of Pope Wojtyla, was concluded just two years later, on April 2, 2007».
Interviewed as an eyewitness at the trial, Bergoglio began his deposition reported by Stefania Falasca in an article in “Avvenire”: “I testify for direct knowledge and therefore I will report what was my personal experience of the Servant of God John Paul II”.
“As regards the last period of his life, it is known to all, also because no limits were placed on the means of social communication and information, how he was able to accept his own infirmities and sublimate them by inserting them into his plan to implement the will of God. I want to emphasize that John Paul II taught us, without hiding anything from others, to suffer and to die, and this, in my opinion, is heroic,” declared Pope Francis.
“His death, as I have already said, was heroic and I believe this perception can be said to be universal, just think of the demonstration of affection and veneration reserved for him by the faithful and others during the novendials and at his funeral. After his death, his reputation for sanctity was confirmed by the decision of the Holy Father Benedict XVI to eliminate the five-year wait prescribed by canonical norms, allowing the immediate start of his cause for canonization. Another sign is the continuous pilgrimage to his tomb by people of all classes and all religions.”
This is what his successor added on April 2, 2020, the day of the birth into heaven of the Holy Father Wojtyla, commemorated him thus during the phase of the Masonic lockdown imposed in Italy for the pandemic:
«Yesterday, on the eve of the anniversary of the death of Saint John Paul II, at the end of the Wednesday Audience, which continues to take place behind closed doors in the study of the Apostolic Palace, looking at what is happening in the world today, and thinking of Wojtyla, Pope Francis stated: “man lives increasingly in fear, threatened in the very core of his existence. In these difficult days, let our thoughts then turn to Christ: know that you are not alone. He accompanies you and never disappoints. Entrust yourselves to His Divine Mercy and to the intercession of Saint John Paul II”».
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We have dedicated a theological investigation to Wojtytla and the Polish nun Saint Faustina Kowalska who was directly taught by the Risen Jesus Christ in preaching the cult of Divine Mercy.
The Phrases of Pope Francis on Divine Mercy
But there are countless references to it also made by Pope Francis.
“Let us rediscover the corporal works of mercy: feeding the hungry, giving drink to the thirsty, clothing the naked, welcoming strangers, assisting the sick, visiting prisoners, burying the dead (Misericordiae Vultus)”.
How many of those who have shouted against Bergoglio have given a crust of bread to a hungry person or given alms to a foreign migrant as taught in the Old Testament and was emphasized with emphasis by the Messiah in the New Testament?
“Jesus’ attitude is striking: we do not hear words of contempt, we do not hear words of condemnation, but only words of love, of mercy, which invite us to conversion (Angelus, March 17, 2013)”.
“How difficult it seems so often to forgive! And yet, forgiveness is the instrument placed in our fragile hands to achieve serenity of heart. Letting go of rancor, anger, violence and revenge are necessary conditions for living happily (Misericordiae Vultus)”.
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These sentences are worth as a testimony of the compassionate spirituality of Pope Francis, loved by the people of true believers despite his “pastoral gaffes” amplified by the media era, praised even by the powerful sinners of the earth in search of his blessing which certainly cannot replace that of God, that certainly cannot replace that of God, and detested by a circle of cardinals now shamelessly devoted to Freemasonry rather than to the Catholic Church.
To them too, today, goes our dutiful Christian Mercy, our Evangelical Forgiveness, combined with the warning that Jesus gave to the adulteress: “Go and sin no more”
Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio
director of Gospa News
investigative journalist since 1991
VT columnist since 2019
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