
THE CHIEF HERETIC IN CANADA

CHIEF HERETIC
The
Real Renegade
Francis, in his ever-widening embrace of the
heresy of Ecumenism, participated in worshipping pagan gods with indigenous
Canadians while condemning the “ideological colonization”
perpetrated upon native Canadians by Catholic missionaries, especially
the “North American Martyrs”, all of whom were cruelly enslaved and
viciously killed by Canada’s “Native Americans” — especially
the Iroquois:
But Francis, in his own ecumenical fervor,
would rather attack the missionaries (or, as Francis calls them,
“ideological colonizers”) than their murderers. Hence he embarks
on what he calls a “penitential pilgrimage” to apologize for
what missionaries were explicitly commanded to do by Christ
Himself in His very last commission to them before He ascended to the
Father!
Unlike Francis, however, the missionaries
took Christ seriously.
An indigenous
elder,

summons the great “Western Grandmother”
with turkey whistle
Convening with the native-Canadian Elders
and Chiefs, Francis and Friends become gravely and appropriately reflective,
hands over hearts as instructed by the Elder who, after blowing a “Turkey
Whistle” four times: once each for the North, South, East, and West,
tells the cardinals with Francis, that they are to place their hands
over their hearts, each of which he describes as a “talking stick” [?]
and then asks the “Western Grandmother” [?] to “give us access to
the sacred circle of spirits.” At that point, every Catholic (and
human being) should have fled, rightly fearing the invocation of demons.
But not Francis! Or his coterie, including
men with towering titles but apparently little faith:
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Cardinal Christopher Collins,
Archbishop of Toronto
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Gerald Lacroix, Archbishop of
Quebec and Primate of Canada
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Cardinal Michael F. Czerny,
S.J. prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development
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Cardinal Marc A. Ouellet,
prefect of the Congregation for Bishops
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Archbishop of Edmonton Richard
W. Smith;
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and the Vatican Secretary of State,
Cardinal Pietro Parolin.
Of course, as good Ecumenists, the pope
and prelates obey with obviously deep emotion:


This is not merely deeply scandalous and shameful — but is a sampling
of the increasing defection from Christ, Sacred Scripture, and authentic
Church Teaching (preceding Vatican II). Ecumenism, it appears, has
become a “religion” in its own right, not simply a “doctrine” of
the new “Post-Conciliar catholic church” that emerged from Vatican II,
but as a central and defining dogma within it. It is no
longer an endeavor of the Catholic Church, but has replaced
it, retaining the name merely to maintain revenue through a false
sense of continuity with its glorious 2000-year history — an historical
continuity that no longer exists ... and all remembrance of which
it absolutely detests. The “Post-Conciliar catholic church” abolished
genuine Catholicism in 1962 when it chose man over God and social remediation
over the salvation of immortal souls.
De-Commissioning “the Great Commission”
Of course, this rabid emphasis on Ecumenism necessarily entails the
renunciation of what is called “The Great Commission”, or Christ’s very
last command to His Apostles:
“All power
is given to Me in Heaven and in earth. Going therefore, teach
ye all nations; baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of
the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Teaching them to observe all things
whatsoever I have commanded you” (Saint Matthew 28.18-20)
“Go ye into the whole world, and preach the
gospel to every creature. He that believeth and is baptized, shall
be saved: but he that believeth not shall be condemned.” (Saint
Mark 16.15-16)
Following the ritual, Francis delivered
the speech condemning “ideological colonization” (i.e., evangelization),
insisting that its complicity in fostering paganism was consonant
with Ecumenism! Indeed, Francis argued that,
“The Holy See and the local Catholic
communities are concretely committed to promoting the
indigenous cultures through specific and appropriate forms of
spiritual accompaniment that include attention
to their cultural traditions, customs, languages and educational
processes, in the spirit of the United Nations
Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.”
Is this Francis’s ultimate “appeal to authority” — the U.N. …
not God?
Sadly, yes.
Ah, yes, the Schools!
Catholic Culture has a commendable article
concerning the Church’s alleged responsibility in the matter of the
Residential schools which we would be negligent not to present:
“The
particular offense for which the Pontiff was busily apologizing
was the role that Catholic religious orders played in the “residential
schools” that took children from members of indigenous tribes
away from their families, and educated them in European culture.
Insofar as this program broke up families and denigrated tribal
customs, it was indeed an offense. But…
First, it was not the Catholic Church that devised the plan for
the residential schools; it was the Canadian government.
Today the country’s government leaders, having made their own pro forma apology, are anxious to heap blame on the Church.
But the Catholic religious orders involved were only carrying
out the politicians’ plans.
The defects of the residential schools—the crowding, poor nutrition,
inadequate health care, lax supervision—can be traced to the
meager funding provided by the government. The religious
orders ran these institutions as charities. Clerics and lay
volunteers suffered in the cold and ate the bad food, sacrificing
to help young people. Some of them died on the job, and were buried
in poorly marked graves, alongside the indigenous children they
had served. They do not deserve the blanket condemnation they are
now receiving.
The current furor peaked more than a year ago, with sensational
stories about mass graves at one residential school in British Columbia.
But months later, no human remains have been found at that site!
In fact the site has not even been excavated. Plenty of people
have an incentive to speculate that children’s bodies are buried
in mass graves; apparently no one has much incentive to discover
the truth of the matter.”
Geoffrey K. Mondello
Editor
Boston Catholic Journal
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