Tucho Fernández has the spiritual sensitivity of a hoe and the erudition of an IKEA assembly manual.
The Doctrinal Note presented in the past few days at the Vatican, with only its Latin incipit, Mater Populi Fidelis (here), constitutes yet another scandalous affront from a treacherous and deviant Hierarchy, which for over sixty years, in an unstoppable crescendo, has used its authority to speciously impose its own doctrinal and moral deviations on Catholics, with the aim of dismantling the Catholic Church and losing souls. The haste—one might almost say the fury—to destroy is such that it also highlights the contradictions existing within the synodal body itself, afflicted by a significant pathological bipolarism: on the one hand, it declares the Marian title of Co-redemptrix attributed to the Virgin Mary to be improper, and on the other, it promotes John Henry Newman to Doctor Ecclesiæ, who had defended that title against the Anglicans after their attack on the dogma of the Immaculate Conception.
The indignation and sense of outrage that pervades every Catholic at the denigration of the Blessed Virgin makes it difficult to master the holy anger that seizes the faithful upon hearing the Mother of God vilified. But it is precisely in those moments in which the enemy provokes us, hoping to obtain an “over the top” reaction from us, that we must maintain the utmost clarity of judgment.
Precisely when analyzing and weighing the significance of certain assertions, it is essential to remember that all the statements and actions of the officials of the synodal church are specious and deceptive. They are intended to lead us to follow the adversary onto the terrain where he wishes to wage war, but that is precisely the place that we must absolutely not allow ourselves to be lured, lest we fall into the trap these heretics have cunningly set for us.
Let’s be blunt: Tucho Fernández cares nothing about the Co-Redemption, much less about the potential misunderstandings of the faithful. And it would be pathetic to think that he is supposedly reaffirming the sole mediation of Our Lord while both his employers—Bergoglio and Prevost—maintain that all religions lead to God. Tucho Fernández does not have the slightest concern about the spread of doctrinal errors that the Dicastery he unworthily presides over should promptly condemn, errors which he deliberately fuels. No one was concerned about possible “doctrinal misunderstandings” when an attempt was made to pass off the filthy idol of Pachamama as an image of the Virgin Mary carrying the Lord in her womb, after the faithful were outraged and scandalized by the worship of a hideous pagan image by Bergoglio and his associates.
Confusion and contradiction are the hallmark of the synodal Church, its “trademark,” so to speak. It is in accepting contradiction that the faithful must abdicate their reason and the Sensus Fidei, as the professio apostasiæ demands of the follower.
Tucho Fernández has the spiritual sensitivity of a hoe and the erudition of an IKEA assembly manual. Furthermore, he’s too busy making people forget his obscene pamphlets, after having staged that shameful show trial “for schism” against me and signed the decree of my “excommunication.” His priorities are not those of a Pastor consumed by zeal for the glory of God and the salvation of souls, but of a cynical bureaucrat, without faith, appointed with the task of demoting the role, prestige, credibility, authority of that Supreme Sacred and Universal Congregation of the Holy Office that Montini had already downgraded to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and which Bergoglio then further renamed as a Dicastery.
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