Pope Francis may be in his last days. What can we believe from these Rome apparatchiks? Last night's public rosary in St. Peter's Square is certainly a sign. Yet, the ghouls are out with all the speculation and inside sources. It would be a wonderful sight to see the Dean call a press conference and state, "Holy Father Francis is not expected to recover; we pray for his sweet passing to the LORD." How about that?
Instead, we have people calling for prayers for recovery and longer life. Longer life, for what? More of the last twelve years? No, thanks. I want an end to it. He is 88, he's had a long life, and if this is his time, then pray he has a Catholic death, repented with the sacraments.
After twelve years of assault on me by this Pontiff, and yes, that is how I feel and have felt nearly every day, that is the best I can do. He has disturbed my peace, slandered my work, mocked my beliefs and betrayed me in every way. When he came out that dark night in March 2013, I did not know him, but I felt sick and wanted to vomit. It lasted for hours. May he repent from his sins, may he repent from the damage done, receive the sacraments and pass in peace.
That is my hope for him. That is the best I can do.
The rest is up to God.
