In response to the previous post by Frenchie, Anonymous comments:
These parasites cannot make any more damages. If Guam expelled them once they can do it twice...
I replied:
That's the trouble. They were never expelled. Byrnes refused to do it.
An as a reminder, here's why:
“Byrnes added that Filoni, as the prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, is something like his superior and that he reports to Filoni.” - Guam Daily Post, Feb. 16, 2017
But to address "damages" specifically, and relatively speaking, the Neocats have done no damage at all compared to the damage we permitted to go on under our noses for decades while we busily planned fiestas.
The Neocats, and more specifically The Gennarini's (aka The Kikos) have simply re-landed in Guam to lap up the carrion.
The Church in Guam is still salvageable.
But given who the majority of Guam Catholics elected governor - twice - it appears that God has abandoned us to the Babylonians.
What does Diana really mean when she mentioned that "some of the brothers in Guam will evangelize" in the Pacific region? What starts off as simple rhetoric of "being more enlightened with the Lord" will eventually divide and destroy the dioceses in the Pacific, just as how these abysmal Kiko-based ideologies and their adherents have torn the Archdiocese of Agana apart piece by piece.
ReplyDeleteThis is the intent. Kiko teaches heresy. His aim is to rip apart the Church and build it around himself. I'll have a post demonstrating more of this soon.
DeleteMeanwhile, though, I would be more concerned with why the majority of Catholics consistently elect politicians intent on killing children in the womb - and in the case of the governor - even after said babies have left the womb and are left gasping for life on a cold steel table.
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