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Those who follow the Landover Baptist Church by now are aware that the claims of the cathylicks for their bead slinging, Mary and dead relic worshiping, wafer madness, indulgence selling, "purgatory", and a host of other nonsense cut short their claims of being founded on the "rock" of Peter - not to mention God's Word in the Bible (KJV1611).

Many cathylicks were dismayed to find guitar strumming hippie folk songs eminating from their pulpits after Vatican II, and many more were uncomfortable with the elimation of the Latin mumbo jumbo, but wrote it off as a Madison Avenue inspired campaign to attract new funds into church plate donations and fill the Vatican coffers.

The MSM is still following the "new" pope Francis as he makes deals with the homers, LGBTQ's, mooselimbs and the commie chinks, while the remaining cathylick "faithful" are still clinging to the idea that they just have a "renegade" pope that needs to be removed.

The following expose should make it clear that there is no "renegade" pope, the Jesuits are up to their usual tricks, and that draining the "swamp" of the Vatican will leave nothing but the stench of rot that is at the core.

Evidence Pope follows blueprint to change Church by dissident cardinal who led St. Gallen ‘mafia’

March 29, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) – Cardinal Carlo Martini, before he died in 2012, referred to himself as an “ante-pope,” one who would be a “precursor and preparer” for a new pope who would bring about “radical...change” in a “tired...pompous” Church. In his 2012 book Night Conversations with Cardinal Martini the leader of the so-called St. Gallen “mafia” laid out what amounts to a blueprint for how change could be effected in the Church regarding her teachings on sexuality, marriage, contraception, sin, hell, male-only priesthood, and much more.

Martini never got to see his blueprint for a new pope put into action. Cardinal Bergoglio became Pope Francis in 2013, seven months after the Cardinal died. In a new book written by Bishop Ivo Fürer, another key member (and host) of the St. Gallen “mafia,” confirms that Cardinal Martini's 2012 book summarizes much of what was discussed over the years by the group.

A side-by-side comparison with Martini’s blueprint and Pope Francis’ own words reveals a striking similarity (see below).

For instance, Martini wrote about sexual sins that “In the past the Church probably said too much about the sixth commandment. Sometimes silence would have been better.” Pope Francis in his early pontificate stated: “We cannot insist only on issues related to abortion, gay marriage and the use of contraceptive methods.”

For another example, Martini wrote about the destruction of souls who would otherwise go to hell: “I hope that sooner or later God redeems everyone. (….) I can't imagine how Hitler or a murderer who has abused children can be with God. It's easier for me to think that such people are simply extinguished. (….) But perhaps in the other world God has new possibilities. (….) Yes, there is hell, but nobody knows if anyone is there.” Pope Francis said about this: “They are not punished, (...) those who do not repent and cannot therefore be forgiven disappear. Hell does not exist; the disappearance of sinful souls exists” (this quote has never been denied by Pope Francis.)

In another example, Martini wrote on not judging homosexuals: “Among people I know there are homosexual couples, people who are highly regarded and public-minded. I have never been asked, and it would never occur to me, to judge them.” Pope Francis said about this: “If someone is gay and is searching for the Lord and has good will, then who am I to judge him?”

In a 2015 interview, Argentinean Archbishop Victor Fernández, one of Pope Francis’ top advisers, stated that the pope plans to change the Church in ways that cannot be undone by future popes.

"The pope goes slow because he wants to be sure that the changes have a deep impact. The slow pace is necessary to ensure the effectiveness of the changes. He knows there are those hoping that the next pope will turn everything back around. If you go slowly it's more difficult to turn things back… . You have to realize that he is aiming at reform that is irreversible," he said.

Bishop Fürer – who was bishop of Sankt Gallen, Switzerland from 1995 until 2005 – was, together with Martini, the organizer of the St. Gallen “mafia.” The group of “progressive” cardinals included Cardinals Achille Silvestrini, Basil Hume, Walter Kasper, Karl Lehmann, Godfried Danneels, Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, and Audrys Juozas Bačkis – who were collectively discontented with the pontificate of Pope John Paul II and then, after his death, they unsuccessfully tried to get Jorge Bergoglio elected at the 2005 Conclave.

Significantly, the group met in Sankt Gallen on a yearly basis exactly during the time when Bishop Fürer was the bishop of Sankt Gallen, thus being able to host their annual meetings. The group was officially disbanded in 2006 when Fürer retired.

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As we will see in another upcoming LifeSiteNews report, the leaders of the CCEE at the time tried to establish a parallel structure in defiance against Roman centralism, often not even asking Rome for permission for their actions.

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