One of the most senior officials of the Catholic Church claims a shocking thing: in a vision during prayer, God appeared to him and ordered to warn all Christians that Pope Francis is "evil" and "a false prophet."
This is not some little-known pastor known among narrow sectarians, but Mr. Thomas Weinandy, who until recently was the head of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB).
In a vision, Thomas Vainandi was given a "special sign" from God, which had to be regarded as an "apostolic mandate." This prompted Mr. Vainandi to write a letter about his revelation to the Vatican, personally to Pope Francis, after which he, in response, was immediately stripped of all titles and posts.
In the letter, Weinandi told the Pope in detail about his revelation, the essence of which was that the papacy of Francis is characterized by "chronic confusion", "curtailment of dogma" and "culture of fear", whose task is to carry out the "agenda of the New World Order."
Pope Francis himself, aka Jorge Mario Bergoglio, according to Veinandi, uses all his power and influence to lead the flock away from traditional Christian values and direct it into the mainstream of "satanic politics."
LSN reports that after Francis received this letter, the Wainandy was immediately asked to resign, which he did, and the new USCCB president hastily assured the Vatican that all the US bishops are loyal to Pope Francis.
Vainandi received his revelation back in May last year, but at first he discussed it only with Pope Francis himself, then with some bishops, his fellow students at the seminary. However, in the future, Vainandi had a vision again, after which a number of life events associated with him confirmed the received sign, requiring that Vainandi's received important information be made public. What Mr. Vainandi did through The Catholic Thing's:
“However, I was always going to make it public, as I felt that many of my concerns were the same as others, especially among the lay people, so I publicly voiced all this.”
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