bergoglio's imagi~c~nation

bergoglio's imagi~c~nation

We all imagine that things are real that are not...

They are real in the imagination... these are imaginary things... but they are not real in the real world... in reality...

Take a straight-forward example like "gender theory"... this is obviously false... but may demonically possessed people -- and we all have our demons -- would like this ridiculous "theory" to be true...

So they imagine it is true... that it is real... but it's not... but still they act as if it was real... and they start to build this imaginary world around this false idea (a false religion devoted to worshipping a false pagan god)...

... and then what do they do...

And then they begin to transfer this imaginary model of this false ideology into a real cult... they transfer there plans from their imagination to the real world...

The only problem is that the real world is not like their imaginary world...

the real world is... real

their imaginary wolrd is... not

In their imaginary world if there is some part of the model that is messing up the model they can just rip it out... or modify it to their liking...

In the real world... they can't just rip out people... whole countries... economies... "natural resources" aka the rape of nature as an act of violation of God because God created nature and a natural order... an act of rebellion... a "revolutionary" act...

And in the real world there is also a real and natural order... which by the way cannot be changed... no matter how hard you try... it's called reality... vs. imagination... see the difference?

When your imaginary ideology cult bumps into the natural order... that's when the plan falls apart... or rather it is the lives of the victims of this super-religion that fall apart... isn't that what we are seeing happen all over the globe in one way or another?

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So how does bergoglio fit into all this...

bergoglio is part of the club... yes, it's a private club... and it's official membership is secret... but there are some powerful members of this secret club that are quite public in revealing their membership...

They don't do this by making a public statement saying, "i am a member of a secret society... "

They reveal that they are part of the club through symbolic acts... signals... clear unmistakeable signals... you would have to be blind deaf and dumb in order not to be able to see these signals and understand their meaning....

An example of such a signal... "who am i to judge?"... "don't breed like rabbits"... "don't obsess over abortion and marriage"...

So is bergoglio a freemason?

... whatever...

bergoglio is working to implement the plans of this super-religion... reality be damned... the open revolt against God...

Their super-religion is a magic cult... disguised by layers of magic pseudo-science...

They actually have come to believe their own lies... and they cannot see reality... the two cannot coincide... the two cannot "co-exist"... "side-by-side"... in a "cozy paradise"... a cozy hippy paradise... where everybody shares everything... everything... no private property... no wives... no husbands... no children... no families... the state is the super-family.. is the super-religion... is the super-cult... in this super-world of the near future... which, however, never materializes... only wars... famine.... natural disasters... widespread massive human suffering... and widespread destruction of the family... and widespread disbelief in the one trinitarian God -- Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

bergoglio joke of the day

bergoglio joke of the day

Ladies and Gentlemen... your attention please... introducing... bergoglio as CRAPMAN!

NOTE: If you remember the old Batman TV series then you can provide your own background music to this bjot by singing as follows -- to the tune of the Batman theme -- "doo-doo doo-doo doo-doo doo-doo.. doo-doo doo-doo doo-doo doo-doo.. CRAPMAN! .. [REPEAT]"

That's a lot of doo-doo...

You bet...

Crapman is the best...

When it comes to doo-doo... uh... yes...

Wait! but i thought bergoglio was supposed to be like "super-man" dude... right?

That should be "super-CRAPMAN!"

Oh OK... slight difference there...

Mostly in the doo-doo department...

Sigh... I can't believe we've descended to such depths of sophmoric humour...

Yes... i'm afraid we have done just that... well it seems appropriate to the topic of bergoglio...

I'll have to go home and ponder on that...

Don't ponder too long... your head will explode...

Too late... it already exploded months ago... i don't remember when anymore... or exactly why... i just remember my brain getting hotter and hotter... and then there was this like nuclear meltdown... and then the mushroom cloud... that's all i remember... i don't remember after that...

... better that way...

... do you ever feel like that...

oh yeah... all the time... my brain exploded a long time ago...

... when doo-doo is king...

... the king is a doo-doo demon devil dainty dandee...

... doo-doo doo-doo doo-doo dat's all folks...

bergoglio joke of the day

bergoglio joke of the day

it's been a while since our last bjot (bergoglio joke of the day)... let's check in on our pair of bjot writers and see how they are doing...

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any luck with the latest bjot...

... i have a punch line that i'm working on turning into a new joke...

ok... that's a start... what's the punch line?...

"gay marriage"...

that's it? "gay marriage"?

yeah...

ok... what's the joke...

"gay marriage"

that's it? "gay marriage"? i thought you said that's the punch line...

it is the punch line... it's the punch line and the joke...

ok... so how does this joke go?...

it goes like this: "gay marriage"... ha-ha-ha-ha...

... i don't get it...

... you would if you weren't born yesterday and if you have been asleep for the past 50 years... "gay marriage"... ha-ha-ha-ha...

... any other ideas...

... yeah... i was working on another punch line...

... i'm waiting... what's the punch line...

... the punch line is "the pope is a heretic"...

... oh and I suppose the joke is "the pope is a heretic"...

... no... because that wouldn't be funny...

... not even if i wasn't born yesterday and i've been asleep for 50 years...

... no... i'm afraid if that was the case then you would not find "the pope is a heretic" to be funny at all... back then heretics were taken seriously...

what if we say: "the pope is a heretic"... ha-ha-ha-ha...

... it doesn't work that way...

... how about if we say "the pope is a funny heretic"... no that doesn't work either... maybe we should stick with your first idea: "gay marriage"... ha-ha-ha-ha...

... yeah... that one used to crack them up 50 years ago... not so much anymore... now it's, "who am i to judge?"

... which ruins the whole joke... how about this?: "gay marriage"... "who am i judge"... "the pope is a heretic"... ha-ha-ha-ha...

... i'm not feeling that "ha-ha-ha-ha"...

... yeah me neither.. when did things get so complicated?...

... when we stopped believing in simple truths... like "marriage"...

... how about: "marriage"... ha-ha-ha-ha...

... at the pace we are going, that will work in another 50 years...

... or 10 years... we'll save it for then...

... that's nothing to look forward to...

... you can't turn back the clock...

... why not?...

... its not the Vatican II way... we must move forward...

... forward into oblivion...

... and no looking back...

... obviously... we wouldn't want to do that...

bergoglio is a heretic -- surprise!

bergoglio is a heretic -- surprise!

... this message is brought to you by "the god of surprises" aka lucifer... aka bergoglio's baal-god...

bored of bergoglio's baal-church

bored of bergoglio's baal-church

At this point I could write a constant stream of articles about the daily heretical-blasphemous statements and acts from bergoglio and his army of baal worshipers masquerading as Catholics...

It's just too easy... anybody could do it with no effort... just search for the latest scandalous news from bergoglio and his minions and then copy and paste away... with a few biting sarcastic coments thrown in to make it interesting and entertaining...

Is that how I want to spend my precious God-given time... writing a "bergoglio for dummies" blog...

Because, how stupid do you have to be to not see this cancerous wart on the face of the Church?

Either that or you think that cancerous warts are the latest fashion...

So, anyway I don't know how much longer I will be writing about bergoglio's atheist antics...

I suggest that if somehow you are still confused -- cognitive dissonance is a very powerful propaganda tool -- that you take a look through my archives starting with the resignation of ratzinger and then the subsequent anouncement that bergoglio the blathering blasphemer is now occupying the Chair of Peter...

Even some of the mainstream Catholic writers finally "get it"... although just barely...

So yeah... elephant in the room... lipstick on a pig...

Even the mainstream "conservative" Catholic writers just can't ignore this anymore... although they have to figure out how to say that bergoglio is a heretic without jeopardizing their positions of power and prestige within the Church establishment...

So they have a choice... shut-up or get fired...

And we all have a similar choice... do I talk to my fellow parishioners about what is REALLY going on in the Church? Do I continue to attend Mass at my local parish church where the priest and lay people continue to act as if nothing has changed... while everything is changing... and sooner or later they won't be able to ignore it anymore...

And then what do they do... just "go along" in order not to create a "scandal" and not get labeled as a heretic or even a "schismatic"...

My choice may just be to retreat to my own personal (virtual) desert hermitage and pray for the Church...

If the Church becomes the same as the World and we have chosen to detached from the World then the choice is really clear... absolutely clear... as clear as spring water from an eternal fountain...

I choose Christ the KIng.

more of the bergoglio-baal effect

more of the bergoglio-baal effect

In my previous post I asked, "Who are these people and why do they call themselves "catholics"... "

http://publicvigil.blogspot.com/2015/04/bergoglio-selling-souls-in-exchange-for.html

And the answer is...

They are a bunch of communist infiltrators that call themselves "catholics" so that they can corrupt and destroy the Church from within... at the same time they use the Church to further their diabolical political objectives...

... a double-win for the communist infiltrators and a crushing blow to Body of Christ...

... check out the commie-catholic lingo in that Boston Pilot article... after 50 years they have perfected their diabolical double-speak...

... its not bad enough they are using the Church to further the communist-inspired UN population control agenda...

... do they have to pervert the language of the Church as well...

... well, yes because they have to maintain a thin facade of being Catholic in order to not jeopardize their positions of power within the Church...

... although you can see that they barely feel the need to maintain a facade anymore... with bergoglio in charge they can speak their blasphemous minds freely... with no fear of repercussions... and to the thunderous applause of the world...

bergoglio selling souls in exchange for "saving" the planet

bergoglio selling souls in exchange for "saving" the planet

With bergoglio in charge of the UN... I mean the Vatican... the mission of the Church is now to spread the gospel of "global warming" to the farthest ends of the earth...

Who are these people and why do they call themselves "catholics"...

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From the Boston Pilot -- "America's oldest Catholic newspaper"...

http://www.thebostonpilot.com/article.asp?ID=173733

"Awaiting ecology encyclical, Catholic groups prepare for pope's message"

By Dennis Sadowski
Posted: 4/29/2015

WASHINGTON (CNS) -- Few papal encyclicals have been as eagerly awaited as Pope Francis' upcoming statement on the environment.

While no date other than early summer for its release has been announced, anticipation is building among Catholics as well as non-Catholics and advocates for the environment. Based on the pope's past statements, they expect the document will call people to protect human life and dignity through greater appreciation and preservation of God's creation.

What Pope Francis is expected to say has its roots in God's creation of the world, Dan Misleh, executive director of the Catholic Climate Covenant, told the First Friday Forum of Lorain County in Elyria, Ohio, in early April.

"Pope Francis is first a priest and a pastor," Misleh explained. "He is a Catholic Christian who is reflecting on and articulating the best of our tradition.

"Let us remind ourselves that our creation care tradition goes back to Genesis, not Earth Day. Let us remind ourselves that this ancient teaching is the teaching that was familiar, too, and articulated in new ways by Jesus Christ, reinforced by the witness of St. Francis, expounded upon by St. Thomas Aquinas as well as by St. John Paul and especially Pope Benedict, the 'green pope.'

"Let us remember that what Pope Francis is offering here and will offer in the encyclical is not new teaching, but a new application of that old teaching," Misleh said.

That understanding has made it easier for organizations such as the U.S. and Australian Catholic bishops' conferences, Catholic Relief Services, Catholic advocacy groups and local environmental ministry programs to prepare resources for disseminating and implementing the pope's message.

Representatives of Catholic organizations told Catholic News Service they are not only preparing for active study of the encyclical in parishes and schools, but that they are hopeful the document will open doors with leaders of other faiths and religious traditions, secular environmental groups and policymakers in the U.S. and around the world.

The encyclical and follow-up programs also are being seen as a way to build momentum for Pope Francis' first U.S. visit in September and move world leaders to reach a climate change pact during the U.N. Climate Change Conference meeting in Paris Nov. 30-Dec. 11.

"We want to ensure as best we can that this encyclical is not just written and stuck on a shelf in a library and discussed only by theologians and others in schools. We want this to be a call to action," said Patrick Carolan, executive director of the Franciscan Action Network.

Carolan will be in Rome May 6-8 to meet with representatives of the Global Catholic Climate Movement to discuss how they can best develop and share resources based on Pope Francis' message. A handful of GCCM members were to meet with Pope Francis as well during an audience May 6.

Meanwhile, organizations such as the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Catholic Relief Services, Catholic Climate Covenant and Catholic Rural Life are working on joint programs as well as complementary resources to share the pope's document.

The bishops will discuss steps to spread the encyclical's message during its spring meeting in June in St. Louis.

"As with any encyclical, I think the conference is going to give an analysis, a read of it, provide some content for people who want to get to know the document," said Mark Rohlena, director of the bishops' Office of Domestic Social Development and its Environmental Justice Program.

CRS planned to highlight its work around the world in communities already affected by climate change, said Joan Rosenhauer, executive vice president for U.S. operations for the agency. "We want to lift up those stories to illustrate what the Holy Father is talking about," she told CNS.

"He's been talking about the intersection of the environment and humanity and the dignity of every person and care for the poor," Rosenhauer explained. "We can illustrate what he has been talking about."

CRS unveiled a new page on its website April 22, Earth Day, offering elementary school programs, a prayer and links to other resources in preparation for the encyclical.

The Catholic Climate Covenant is developing a series of videos outlining the church's long teaching tradition on the environment. Misleh said they will be part of an online and social media effort the organization is planning.

In addition, Misleh and his staff are planning to send homily aids to parishes as a way to encourage priests to discuss the encyclical at Masses.

Around the world, church organizations and Catholic environmental advocates also are preparing educational programs, pamphlets, study guides, classroom aids and special events to introduce and share Pope Francis' message.

"The encyclical just ups the ante in every sense, which is energizing and wonderful. It provides great impetus," said Jacqui Remond, national director of Catholic Earthcare Australia, the ecological program of the Australian Catholic Bishops' Conference.

Remond told CNS the office is working with Caritas Australia to host an information session on the encyclical in August at Parliament House for all elected officials. She called such sessions crucial to helping policymakers understand the church's teaching and the need to act to protect creation.

The real effect of the encyclical will be felt locally in parishes, schools and neighborhoods.

Father Robert Sanson, senior parochial vicar at St. Peter Parish in North Ridgeville, Ohio, is expecting to use the encyclical as a way to share the church's teaching with parishioners who may not be familiar with it.

"I hope to be able to carefully articulate the difference between the church's moral position and political posturing that creates so much divisiveness," he said. "We have to raise the issues of fracking, of capital punishment, of ethical investing and hope they will create a conversation as Pope Francis has asked us."

Sister Jean Verber, a member of the Dominican sisters in Racine, Wisconsin, said it will be important for parishes to engage their members so they better understand why and how Pope Francis is calling each person to take better care of the world.

"The pope has a very significant role to play here it all goes well," she said. "It's very important that people know this and it's one of the ways to engage them."