by Br. Alexis Bugnolo As I have reported before, in February 2013 there was a de facto coup d’etat at the Vatican, the result of which was the imprisonment of Pope Benedict XVI, and the convocation of an illegal, illicit and invalid Conclave, which resulted in the illegal, illicit and invalid election of Jorge Mario Bergoglio. Now, I invite the entire Church to examine more carefully what happened in the 58 minutes after the Consistory of February 11, 2013, which ended just before noon, Rome time, on that day. According to Canon Law, it was the grave and solemn duty of the Dean of the College of Cardinals to approach Pope Benedict and ask for a written copy of his act of Renunciation. Here are the relevant Canons of the Code of 1983 which regulate what should have been done: Can. 40 — Exsecutor alicuius actus administrativi invalide suo munere fungitur, antequam litteras receperit earumque authenticitatem et integritatem recognoverit, nisi praevia earundem notitia ad ipsum auctoritate …
Pope Benedict XVI can't be a heretic if he's hostage and was forced to practices some false oecumenim. He called back the condamnation of the freemasons, he called back that the traditional mass is not forbidden at least in her extraordinary form, he defrocked many pedophiles, and he did more than this. Just like Pope Pius XII said that his power stopped to the door of his office, the power of Pope Benedict XVI was very limited given that Cardinal McCarrick was not in practice prevented to travel and to comply with the sanctions taken by Pope Benedict XVI !