Which “Spirit” is opposed to Christ? It isn’t the Holy Ghost.
By Hilary White
proposing that the Holy Spirit is opposing the very words of Jesus is blasphemy, plainly. If you can't see that, there's little hope.
— Hilary White (@Hilarityjane66) April 17, 2016
Here’s why I’ve started my new little project:
_Ask yourselves for a moment which “spirit” is the one most interested in abrogating the Law of Christ. Which spirit is opposed to Christ? It isn’t the Holy Ghost. (It is interesting, and has been commented upon before, that in addition to apparently never genuflecting before the Blessed Sacrament, Pope Francis follows the odd though trendy liberal churchman’s habit of referring most often to “the Spirit” instead of specifying which one. In the Vatican Radio report on that homily, a search reveals that he spoke of “the Spirit” 22 times in his directly quoted remarks. He specifies the “Holy Spirit” twice.)
Pope Francis has decided that “the Spirit” is telling him and his followers that these words of Jesus Christ are void. That the words and commands of the Author of Life no longer apply. They are outdated. They are hard and unforgiving, unmerciful. Therefore, anyone who still wants to adhere to the teaching and commands of Jesus Christ are “resisting the Spirit”. And he blasphemously demands that we be “docile” to this monstrosity…
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How are we to react now that this anti-Jesus sentiment, this “anti-Christ” opinion, is being openly expressed by the Pope himself? How shocking that no one was shocked! The thing that should really burn in our hearts is that his audience just sat there. The Vicar of Christ has blasphemed the Holy Trinity! Before your very eyes!
Is there a Catholic left who would hear those words, and stand up, and say, “Holy Father, that’s blasphemy! That’s heresy! You must not commit such a horrible sin!” Does no one care for his soul? Will no one spare a thought for the terrible condition that awaits him in the next life? Or call for him to repent and avoid it?
I will. I hope and pray, for the love of his soul and for the love of Christ, that others will too.
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