LEO PROMOTES IDOLATER BISHOP, GIVES SYNODS POWER TO SACK TRADS

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2 weeks after +Lizardo Estrada took part in "a payment to Pachamama" (l) Leo appoints him archbishop

"How long, O Lord? how long dost thou turn away thy face from me?"(Ps 12). Under Antipope Leo, King David's anguished cry has become the lament of the Church. Just two weeks after a certain Bishop Lizardo Estrada (yes, really) made a public "payment to Pachamama", Robert 'FtR' Prevost has named  him to the archbishopric of Cuzco, Peru. Estrada's offering, on video, of coca leaves to "Grandmother Fire" was joined by another, from Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF). 

What this means, frankly, is that when Cuzco's Bishop Richard Alarcón retires, an idolater will become chief shepherd to one of the most important dioceses in Peru. The counterfeit Vatican has obviously thrown discretion to the winds. The usurpers no longer care for the reputation of the Mystical Body of Christ or for the spiritual welfare or even the good opinion of her faithful members. 

In France, at the shrine of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception in Lourdes, pilgrim priests of the Society of St Pius X (SSPX) have been banned from celebrating Masses, the sacraments and public prayers. Trad Inc's little cries of "Oh but of course they are, they're excommunicated", simply won't wash. Not after October 2025, when Muslims together with Christians held a four-day pilgrimage there with a prayer service, Mass, torchlight procession, prayer at the Grotto and interreligious meetings.

Also at Lourdes, the local ordinary, +Jean-Marc Micas, is literally drawing a veil over the infamous artworks of the disgraced, defrocked priest Fr Marko Rupnik which have adorned the Basilica's famous facade for years, scandalising faithful Catholics familiar with Rupnik's record of alleged, sacrilegious abuse of women religious. It's taken Bishop Micas two years to cover the images up, and the reason why he does it now is a 'papal' pilgrimage ilater this month. 'Pope Leo XIV' (and the world's cameras) must be spared the sight. No one wants reminding that the secret, canonical, criminal trial of Rupnik is still 'proceeding'. 

In view of the foregoing, one could be forgiven for casting a jaundiced eye on the Apostolic Letter issued by 'Pope Leo XIV' motu proprio two days ago. Leo/Prevost provides the Synods of Bishops of Eastern Catholic Churches the faculty to remove their respective Patriarchs in order “to restore the wounded communion, even by removing [them] from office for grave cause”, in the event their “bond” is “irreparably compromised." 

Leo/Prevost grants the Synod of Bishops the power, through "an orderly procedure," to remove a patriarch from office should their relationship be irreparably compromised for serious reasons." In such an event, the Roman Pontiff must grant assent to the Synod’s judgment." The change addresses a gap in existing Catholic canon law which did not previously specify how a patriarch could be removed by the Church over which he presides. "Leo considered it necessary to establish an orderly procedure for the removal of a Patriarch from office by the Synod of Bishops" .https://advaticanum.com/article/pope-leo-issues-new-motu-proprio-on-eastern-catholic-patriarchs/  

So, more power to the Synod! It looks suspiciously as if the Vatican waited until reaching a critical mass of liberal, modernist bishops before making this move to close a trap on bishops who remain loyal to Christ, to Tradition and the Magisterium of the Church. The motu proprio smacks of the manouevres to rid the Synodal church of recalcitrant, traditional bishops already seen in the Latin Church, with the removal of Joseph Strickland and  Daniel Fernández Torres. Not to mention Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, the 'excommunicated' dissident who has published a timely new book, 'The Capital Schism' which addresses the Freemasonic campaign to demolish the Church. 

Subtitled  "When the Pope is the First Enemy of the Papacy" Vigano's essay analyzes the paradox of an ecclesiastical hierarchy that began at the Second Vatican Council to distance itself from Tradition and to embrace modernist, synodal, and globalist drifts. 

(Exsurge Domine) — “The Capital Schism” is an incisive and profound essay by Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò that addresses the unprecedented crisis currently experienced by the Catholic Church, raising crucial questions concerning the relationship between the divine institution of the Papacy and whoever sits upon the Chair of Peter.

In this fundamental work for contemporary debate, the Author analyzes the paradox of an ecclesiastical hierarchy that, starting from the Second Vatican Council, has dramatically distanced itself from Tradition to embrace modernist, synodal, and globalist drifts.

Key points of the volume:

• The distinction between the Papacy and the Pope: The essay clarifies the fundamental difference between the Papacy as a divine institution and an unshakable rock, and the person of the Pope, who may act as a faithful custodian or, by divine permission, as an obstacle and adversary to that institution.
• The capital schism: It examines the profound separation between the Petrine office and the one who exercises it—a “masterstroke” by which the conciliar and synodal revolution has subverted legitimate authority to serve ends contrary to those willed by Our Lord Jesus Christ.
• The crisis of formation and Modernism: The work denounces the intellectual, philosophical, and theological impoverishment of seminaries and teaching bodies, contaminated at their root by Modernism and incapable of professing the integral Catholic Faith.
• The state of necessity and filial resistance: Through an analysis enlightened by Faith and right reason, the text justifies resistance to illicit commands and defends the position of those—such as the Priestly Society of Saint Pius X—who safeguard the Holy Mass and the traditional Catholic doctrine, even against the Hierarchy itself.
• The eschatological dimension: Recalling Saint Paul’s Second Epistle to the Thessalonians and the concept of the katechon, the Author shows how the betrayal of those who sit upon the Chair of Peter and the apostasy within the Church must be read in an eschatological key.

A heartfelt and courageous appeal addressed to all Catholics in defense of the Papacy against those who illegitimately usurp its functions and authority.

An illuminating text for anyone desiring to understand the deep root of today’s ecclesial crisis and to maintain intact their fidelity to Christ, His Bride and the Papacy.

"How long shall my enemy be exalted over me? Consider, and hear me, O Lord my God. Enlighten my eyes that I never sleep in death: But I have trusted in thy mercy. My heart shall rejoice in thy salvation: I will sing to the Lord, who giveth me good things: yea I will sing to the name of the Lord the most high"

 Psalm Twelve.