Articles tagged Sankt Gallen Group

Priest: St. Gallen Mafia prelates were named by suspected Freemason Cardinal Baggio

'All those bishops and cardinals who formed the [Saint] Gallen group were named by Cardinal Sebastiano Baggio,' Father Charles Murr said, referring to one of the cardinals who in 1974 was accused by two other cardinals of being a freemason.

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Maike Hickson

• Oct 9, 2023Oct 11, 2023

Archbishop Viganò suggests a cardinal has proof Francis’ election was corrupt and his ‘pontificate’ null

Speaking to Catholic Family News editor Matt Gaspers, the Italian prelate said that this particular cardinal is not speaking publicly 'so as not to break the Pontifical secret', but that in fact he has already broken the Pontifical secret by talking about it in private conversations.

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Maike Hickson

• Aug 14, 2023Aug 17, 2023

Official draft of new Mayan rite of Mass confirms elements of ancient pagan worship, lay ‘principals’

A 31-page long document outlining the proposed new Mayan rite highlights the institution of lay leadership during Mass and ‘the relationship with sister mother earth,’ including prayers to the four directions of the earth.

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Maike Hickson

• Mar 22, 2023Mar 23, 2023

‘Deep Church’ power grab: What is Pope Francis’ connection to the St. Gallen Mafia?

Today's episode of The John-Henry Westen Show is an encore episode of my interview with Catholic journalist and author Julia Meloni, an expert on the so-called 'St. Gallen Mafia' of powerful Vatican prelates who have sought to push the Church in a more progressive direction.

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John-Henry Westen

• Feb 8, 2023Feb 8, 2023

Italian general: US official bragged Benedict would be ‘forced’ to resign weeks after 2005 election

The Italian general alleges that a US official of 'the highest ranks' had bragged in 2005 that Pope Benedict XVI would be forced to resign.

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Maike Hickson

• Jan 5, 2023Jan 9, 2023

Abp. Viganò questions whether Francis’ election was valid, urges next pope to ‘stop referring to Vatican II’

‘Before discussing the next Conclave, it is necessary to shed light on the abdication of Benedict XVI and the question of the manipulation of the 2013 Conclave, which sooner or later ought to be the subject of an official investigation,’ said Archbishop Viganò.

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Michael Haynes

• Apr 6, 2022Apr 6, 2022

The St. Gallen Mafia is the key to understanding Pope Francis

A new book has been released which sheds light on Pope Francis and his connection to a secret group of leftist cardinals which began to meet in the mid 1990s.

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John-Henry Westen

• Nov 3, 2021

New book suggests St. Gallen Mafia agreement may have led to Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation

Author Julia Meloni tells us that Martini's own confessor claimed that Benedict's resignation had been “scripted since his pontificate's beginning – because Martini had shifted his votes to Ratzinger at the 2005 Conclave."

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Maike Hickson

• Oct 25, 2021Oct 25, 2021

Swiss bishop describes struggle between John Paul II and Saint Gallen Group

Bishop Ivo Fürer reveals the history of the Council of the European Bishops' Conferences (CCEE) that critics place some blame for the loss of faith in Europe.

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Maike Hickson

• Nov 22, 2019Jun 18, 2021

Admirers mourn death of liberal Belgian cardinal who was a huge Pope Francis supporter

Cardinal Godfried Danneels helped get Jorge Bergoglio elected, but he also will be remembered for telling a clerical sex-abuse victim to remain silent.

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Dorothy Cummings McLean

• Mar 19, 2019Jun 18, 2021

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Articles tagged Sankt Gallen Group

Priest: St. Gallen Mafia prelates were named by suspected Freemason Cardinal Baggio

Archbishop Viganò suggests a cardinal has proof Francis’ election was corrupt and his ‘pontificate’ null

Official draft of new Mayan rite of Mass confirms elements of ancient pagan worship, lay ‘principals’

‘Deep Church’ power grab: What is Pope Francis’ connection to the St. Gallen Mafia?

Italian general: US official bragged Benedict would be ‘forced’ to resign weeks after 2005 election

Abp. Viganò questions whether Francis’ election was valid, urges next pope to ‘stop referring to Vatican II’

The St. Gallen Mafia is the key to understanding Pope Francis

New book suggests St. Gallen Mafia agreement may have led to Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation

Swiss bishop describes struggle between John Paul II and Saint Gallen Group

Admirers mourn death of liberal Belgian cardinal who was a huge Pope Francis supporter