Brother Michael Dimond

Francis’ September 27, 2015 answers to questions from journalists on return flight to Rome from America:

Question from Maria Antonietta Collins: “Holy Father, you have spoken a great deal about forgiveness, how God forgives us and how we are the ones who often have to ask forgiveness. I would like to ask you, after having seen you today at the seminary: there are many priests who sexually abused minors and have not asked forgiveness from their victims. Do you forgive them? And do you understand, on the other hand, the victims and their relatives who cannot, or do not want, to forgive?… Whether you understand victims and relatives who find themselves unable to forgive, or who do not want to forgive?”

Francis: “Yes, I understand them. I understand them, I pray for them and I do not judge them. Once, in one of these meetings, I met several people, and one woman said to me: “When my mother found out that I had been abused, she blasphemed God; she lost her faith and died an atheist”. I understand that woman. I understand her, and God, who is better than I am, understands her. I am certain that God has welcomed that woman…”[1]

First, Francis says that he is “certain” God understood and welcomed into Heaven a woman who “blasphemed God”, lost “her faith”, and “died an atheist”! In regard to the blaspheming atheist, Francis says: “I understand her” and God “understands her”. Take a moment to think about Antipope Francis’ statement. Francis is saying he understands why this woman blasphemed and became an atheist, as if there is some justification for it!

Francis’ June 17, 2015 general audience:

“In these cases, death is like a black hole that opens up in the life of the family and for which we have no explanation. And at times we even go so far as to lay the blame on God. How many people — I understand them — get angry with God, blaspheme: ‘Why did you take my son, my daughter? There is no God, God does not exist!’”[2]

Antipope Francis again says that he can “understand” people who blaspheme and say: “There is no God, God does not exist”!

For more of Antipope Francis’ horrible heresies from June to September 2015, click here: Antipope Francis’ Notable Heresies and Apostasy from June to September 2015

Francis’ Recent Heresies

Notes:

[1] L’Osservatore Romano, October 2, 2015, pp. 23-24.

[2] L’Osservatore Romano, June 15, 2015, p. 3.