The Church is at a Historic Crossroads when it is Imperative to Pray for the Integrity of the Papal Election

David Martin | The Daily knight

In a video released several years back, Fr. Gregory Hesse who was a Canon Lawyer and Doctor of Divinity revealed that the late Fr. Malachi Martin told him that the Secret of La Salette (1846) spoke of "two worm-ridden popes" to come, but added that a questionable cardinal later pulled that phrase from the La Salette message.

A worm-ridden pope would indicate one that is germ-infested and heretical. Right now, it is widely held that Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin will be the next pope. Parolin who is a Bilderberg affiliate and regular participant at the World Economic Forum (WEF) would certainly fall into this category of “worm-ridden,” seeing too that he has labored incessantly for the oppression of the suffering underground Church in China.

If cardinal electors at the conclave place Parolin on the Chair of Peter, we would basically see a continuation of what we have seen for the past 12 years, with the first phase having been more deceptive and the second promising to be more aggressive. We need to ask ourselves: was the Blessed Virgin’s message about two worm-ridden popes a reference to the Francis-Parolin duo? The two have worked together very closely since 2013 and have always seen eye to eye on everything. Francis’ 12-year tenure has certainly paved the way for what is coming, or what could be coming IF WE DON’T PRAY.

There are actually a number of papal runners-up who are “worm-ridden” and belligerent against the Catholic Church—people like Abp. Gregory Wilton, Cardinal Cupich, and Washington Archbishop Robert McElroy, all of whom have strong LGBT abuse connections and who have polluted the Church with their errors. However, Parolin seems to be contender no. 1.

Of the 135 cardinals who will elect the next pope, Francis picked 108 of them, seemingly to help ensure that the next pope will continue his heterodox legacy. Parolin was also one of Francis’ picks and perhaps the most dangerous. It seems that Francis' whole assignment for the past twelve years was to lay the groundwork for a coming antipope, but it doesn't necessarily mean an antipope will be elected. Here is where prayer can make the difference.

Historic Crossroads

We have arrived at a historic crossroads when it is imperative that Catholics pray for the integrity of the upcoming papal election, because without an outpouring of penance and prayer we will likely see another illicit and politically charged conclave like the one in 2013 that rendered the election null due to its blatant violation of Pope John Paul II’s Apostolic Constitution Universi Dominici Gregis (UDG) governing papal elections. The Holy Father’s Constitution makes it clear that should cardinal electors engage in political vote canvassing, whereby to garner pledges to vote for a certain papal candidate, it not only incurs ipso facto excommunication on all those involved but renders the election null and void.

The election of an antipope through an illicit papal election indeed would plunge the Church into even deeper darkness and chaos. Without prayer, we will see more deporting of holy nuns, priests, and bishops from the Church, more perverting of the flock with LGBT agenda, more deliberate appointing of homosexual prelates to key positions in the Church, more blessing of "transgenders," more colluding with U.N. abortion advocates, more preaching on open borders and "immigration," more fake love of the poor, more labelling of tradition-minded Catholics as schismatics, more talk about baptizing "aliens," more talk about uniting the Church with other world religions, more oppression of the Chinese underground Church, and especially, more iron-clad rulings that we must obey U.N. internationalists. Parolin is one of them. For years he has been a regular speaker at the WEF summits, which are aimed at abolishing Christianity and enslaving the nations under an all-powerful one-world government.

We indeed need to pray that God himself provides us with a good and holy pope, one who is absorbed in God, one who reveres his doctrine, one who loves his children. Prayer can make this happen. As Christ told the people, “With God all things are possible.” (Mt. 19: 26)