Pope Francis Accused for ‘Sins Against the Holy Spirit’

If you are a regular reader of my reports, you already know my feelings on Pope Francis.  

I have been very critical of him in the past for sticking his nose in where it does not belong, especially in regard to American politics.  

Well, now a high-ranking member of the Catholic Church is voicing his opinion on the Pope overstepping his bounds in his criticisms of other members of the church.  

The Audacity 

It aggravates me when someone who lives behind a wall tells the United States that we need to open our borders and accept all immigrants.  

It also aggravates me when anyone tries to say that conservatism is wrong simply because that is not their ideology.  

That perfectly explains Pope Francis, who regularly criticizes the conservative agenda.  

German Cardinal Gerhard Müller, the former head of the Vatican’s doctrinal office (DDF), just wrote a scathing rebuke of the Pople and his rogue actions.  

Case in point, Muller said the Pope has committed “a sin against the Holy Spirit” for the actions the Pope took against Bishop Joseph Strickland.  

Strickland was ousted from his diocese, likely because he was openly critical of the Pope.  

Muller stated, “Direct divine revelation is weaponized to make the self-relativization of the Church of Christ acceptable (‘all religions are paths to God’).” 

Anyone who, “by appealing to personal and collective inspiration from the Holy Spirit, seeks to reconcile the teaching of the Church with an ideology hostile to revelation and with the tyranny of relativism is guilty in various ways of a ‘sin against the Holy Spirit.’” 

Muller later added, “When the supernatural origin and character of Christianity is denied in order to subordinate the Church of the Triune God to the goals and purposes of a worldly salvation project, be it eco-socialist climate neutrality or Agenda 2030 of the ‘globalist elite.’” 

Pope Francis very much reminds me of the Obamas.  

When in public, he talks about unity and peace, but when he puts forth his agenda, it is very self-serving and vindictive, while also creating a divide.  

If you ask my opinion, this particular pope is about as far from being a religious leader as one can be.  

He is nothing more than a far-left liberal politician in a white robe.