HERE IS THE SIMPLE, BUT ADMITTEDLY DIFFICULT, SOLUTION TO THE PRESENT CRISIS IN THE Catholic Church

Valid Cardinals (those appointed cardinal before Francis the Merciful) need

only meet, and if they compose a majority of those cardinals not appointed by

the putatively invalid Pope, simply enforce Universi Dominici Gregis by

declaring the nullity in the context of also declaring the violations of

Universi Dominici Gregis which caused the nullity,and then declaring an ongoing

Interregnum and the reassembly of the Conclave such wise that they can thus

elect a valid Pope.

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8 Responses to HERE IS THE SIMPLE, BUT ADMITTEDLY DIFFICULT, SOLUTION TO THE PRESENT CRISIS IN THE Catholic Church

  1. hellenback7 says:

    @John Christian Cabda

    I doubt Benedict would accept after the uproar to which he contributed by resigning (pressured or not).
    I don’t believe he has to accept and don’t think he would.

    It’s all speculation at this point regardless.
    Once this Amazonian seance…err synod takes place, we might see things get bad enough for some Cardinals to actually do more than merely issue statements….or not.

    But if the tiny Japanese Church can keep the Faith without even having priests for the Sacraments for >200 years, I don’t see why truly Faithful Catholics around the world can’t also get by on Spiritual Communion until things become more stable/clear.
    I’ve thought said and posted that for awhile, so am happy to hear Bp. Athanasius Shneider just recently say the same (so as to know I’m not too far off base).

  2. John Christian Canda says:

    The simple solution is for our valid Cardinals to publicly acknowledge Jorge Bergoglio to be an antipope, remove him, and publicly nullify his entire Antipapacy and to acknowledge Benedict XVI to be the one and only living Pope.

  3. Sheepdog says:

    If only other Bishops and Cardinals would come to embrace this.

  4. Charmaine H says:

    Your Excellency: You have stated multiple times that you believe Benedict XVI remains the one and only reigning Pope; so any other conclave called while he is still alive (we would *not* be in an interregnum period), would just give us another antipope, contributing to further confusion.

  5. jorgecerra says:

    Would then they need to be around 75 to enforce Universi Dominici Gregis by declaring the nullity?
    I hope there is at least that number of sensible Cardinals in a total of 220 aprox..

  6. Thank you, Excellency. Thank you.

    As I recall you explained this solution some many months ago. Do we go to Cdl Burke and sit on his desk until he gets busy and organizes a gathering of those Cdls appointed by previous pontiff’s, before the current putative pontiff. They must be under age (is it 70 or 80? I remember 80, but can’t swear to it) ___.

    Those cardinals, in keeping with the rules promulgated by Pope St JP II, then elect a new Pope. Benedict and today’s putative pontiff then fade away.

    We get back to to being Catholics led by Catholic men, ordained in the order of Melcisidek (sic), so we have a chance of spiritual formation and guidance to grow toward and into God. Our prelates have the difficult, probably also unpleasant, job of driving the wolves in shepherd clothing away from us. Perhaps the Holy See can create a special committee for wayward yet repentant prelates seeking “recovery” as is said on the streets of other lost and in bondage souls.

    Thank you, again and again.

    ¡Viva Cristo Rey!

    France

    On Wed, Jul 17, 2019, 11:25 AM ABYSSUS ABYSSUM INVOCAT / DEEP CALLS TO DEEP wrote:

    > abyssum posted: ” Valid Cardinals (those appointed cardinal before Francis > the Merciful) need only meet, and if they compose a majority of those > cardinals not appointed by the putatively invalid Pope, simply enforce > Universi Dominici Gregis by declaring the nullity” >

  7. hellenback7 says:

    How many of these men are compromised (or perhaps simply can’t read/interpret canon law properly)?

  8. Mary D says:

    Amen! Just do it!!!’

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