Heresiarch Kasper calls on Bergoglio to permit Inter-Communion with Protestants!

Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, comes this report from Avvenire,  an interview with Walter Kasper published four days ago and now made available to us courtesy of LifeSiteNews. 

Walter Kasper, the same who convinced the Bishop of Rome, to issue the heretical Amoris Laetitia provision for Holy Communion for those in adultery, is now moving more aggressively in his push to destroy the Faith. Lest anyone doubt this possibility, it was fellow German heresiarch Lehmann that urged for these modernists to push for more, "while Francis is still Pope," no doubt sensing the pushback coming upon these malefactors and Bergoglio's imminent octogenarian status.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/cardinal-kasper-continues-to-push-for-intercommunion

Given Kasper's influence, make no mistake that Bergoglio may very well undertake this sacrilege fitting well with that in Amoris Laetitia. This is nothing new for those surrounding Bergoglio. Father Thomas J. Rosica, CSB, whilst still a Deacon and active in Canadian ecumenical outreach advocated this very position. 

Bishops and Cardinals must not allow Heresiarch Kasper to push this evil agenda forward as he did previously. How can Bergoglio be trusted to uphold the faith in this regard given the influence that the evil Kasper has already had over him?

There was a time when a public excommunication for Kasper would have been routine.

Let them be anathema!

Cardinal Karl Lehmann of the "St. Galen Mafia" urges changes now while Bergoglio is still Pope!

More proof that this papacy is in the hands of corrupt Catholic hating enemies of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

And it's only Tuesday!

From LifeSiteNews:


https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/german-cardinal-push-for-change-while-francis-is-leading-church

November 14, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) — Liberal-minded Cardinal Karl Lehmann is urging his fellow German bishops to change Church discipline quickly while Francis is still Pope.

In an interview with German website katholisch.de, he pressed the bishops to use the “freedom that has been granted by the Pope.”

“Francis wants us to explore new paths. Sometimes you don’t have to wait until the large tanker begins to move,” he added, alluding to the alleged slowness of the Curia in making changes, an attack often uttered by German liberal churchmen.