Down in the Tuscan province of Livorno on New Year’s Eve, Father Ramon Guidetti had taken the time out to lambast Pope Francis for his antisemitic leanings, homosexual-friendly teachings, and a wave of heretical doctrines foisted upon the church since his ascension to the papacy in 2013. It would be the last time Fr. Ramon condemned the pope while occupying the position of a priest as an excommunication notice stemming from Pope Francis himself followed hours after.
Ramon, like many other conservatives, has remained for years a vocal critic of the heretical and divisive views of Argentinian Jorge Mario Bergoglio (aka Pope Francis), which currently endangers centuries-old sacred doctrines of catholicism.
In December, Pope Francis drew global criticism after unilaterally declaring the union of homosexuals and lesbians legal to bless. A coalition of over 3,000 priests from across Africa, Latin America, and Europe separately issued statements of utter rejection of the decree, adding that the Pope lacked the authoritative standing to cast blanket orders and “God cannot bless sin.”
Since ascending to the papacy following the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI in 2013, Pope Francis has positioned himself as an antisemitic, terrorist-loving, morally debased leader in bed with extreme-leftist leaders. There have been multiple calls for dismissal given the alleged illegitimacy of ascension and a wave of controversy and division spurred over the last decade which remains unseen in all of 2000 years of Catholic history.
The goal, Francis claims, is to attract a fleeing population of young people back to the church even if it means lowering the standards of the church until it becomes an extension of a morally depraved and sin-ridden society.
Ramon’s dismissal reveals the Pope as autocratic and hypocritical, having shown an inability to stomach undiluted truths and dissenting views despite seeking to foist dissenting views of over 1.2 billion members.
