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Cardinal », Le Franc-Maçon Giovanni Lajolo Virgo-Maria.org Gaude, Maria Virgo, cunctas hæreses sola interemisti. (Tractus Missæ Salve Sancta Parens) FLASH mardi 20 novembre 2007 Ce message peut être téléchargé au format PDF sur notre site http://www.virgo-maria.org/. L’abbé apostat Ratzinger finit par promouvoir « Cardinal », le Franc-maçon Giovanni Lajolo∴, 73 ans, inscrit dès le lundi 27 juillet 1970 sur le registre maçonnique d’Italie1, sous le nom de code LAGI et sous le matricule 2/1397 F :.M :. LAGI 2/1397 (source ‘Courrier de Rome’ - FSSPX) Le faux « traditionnel », l’abbé apostat super-moderniste Ratzinger, renforce la maçonnerie au Vatican 2 L’Opération Rampolla de subversion cléricale continue Il n’y a décidément que ceux qui veulent être trompés, pour ne pas voir combien l’illusionniste antichrist Ratzinger essaie d’abuser le milieu traditionaliste. En effet, il se préoccupe de renforcer actuellement la maçonnerie au Vatican. 1 Selon les informations précises figurant sur la liste de 121 prélats de la Curie de Rome inscrits sur le registre de la maçonnerie telle qu’elle fut publiée le 2 septembre 1978 par l’Osservatore Politico dans l’article « La Grande Loge vaticane » du journaliste italien Mino Pecorelli, liste reproduite dans l’ouvrage de Carlo Alberto Agnoli, La maçonnerie à la conquête de l’Eglise, paru en 2001 (deuxième édition avec les listes). Cet ouvrage édité par le Courrier de Rome est diffusé par l’abbé du Chalard et mis en vente dans les chapelles de la FSSPX. Cf. http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/VM-2007-08-11-C-00-Liste-Pecorelli.pdf 2 http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/F-Rampolla/VM-2006-04-29-1-00-Operation-Rampolla-P-1.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/F-Rampolla/VM-2006-04-29-1-00-Operation-Rampolla-P-2.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/F-Rampolla/VM-2006-04-29-1-00-Operation_Rampolla_P_3.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/F-Rampolla/VM-2006-04-29-1-00-Operation_Rampolla_Complet.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/F-Rampolla/VM-2006-04-29-1-00-Operation_Rampolla_P_Annexe.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2006/VM-2006-3-25-2-00-Reussir_avec_Montini_ou_Rampolla_a_echoue.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2006/VM-2006-11-20-A-00-FSSPX_et_Anglicans.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2006/VM-2006-11-11-B-00-Le_scandale_d_Einsiedeln.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2006/VM-2006-10-24-A-00-Mgr_Ducaud-Bourget_sur_la_sapiniere.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2006/VM-2006-10-09-C-00-Rampolla_article_de_SLB.pdf 1 Parmi 22 autres prélats conciliaires, dont « Mgr » Vingt-trois, il vient d’élever le franc-maçon Giovanni Lajolo au pseudo-cardinalat conciliaire. La cérémonie officielle aura lieu le Samedi 24 novembre 2007 au Vatican. L’abbé apostat super-moderniste Joseph Ratzinger aura déjà ainsi, en deux consistoires, créé, depuis sa pseudo-« élection », par 115 « électeurs » dont seulement 4 véritables évêques, au Conclave d’avril 2005 sous le nom de Benoît XVI, 38 nouveaux soi-disant « cardinaux » conciliaires, portant à 121 le nombre actuel des soi-disant « électeurs », soumis à la limite d’âge de 80 ans, du Conclave habilité à élire le Pontife romain. “L’Archevêque Giovanni Lajolo, exerce en ce moment les fonctions de Président du Gouvernorat de la Cité du Vatican, après avoir exercé celle de Secrétaire des Relations avec les Etats. L’Archevêque Giovanni Lajolo a, à plusieurs reprises, admonesté les Nations Unies à propos de la nécessité de reconnaître la sainteté de la vie humaine. C’est en 2006 qu’il a souligné que, "la reconnaissance croissante du caractère sacré de la vie, dont témoigne aussi le rejet croissant de la peine de mort, doit être satisfaite par une protection totale de la vie humaine précisément là où elle est la plus faible, c'est-à-dire à son tout début comme à sa fin naturelle." (Source: http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia...)” Ainsi que le lecteur pourra le constater, en se référant en fin d’annexes à la trajectoire concilaire de ce faux évêque catholique, véritable Franc-maçon, l’abbé apostat et franc-maçon Giovanni Lajolo∴ est totalement démuni de la plénitude du véritable Sacerdoce catholique sacramentellement valide (cf. www.rore-sanctifica.org ). • Né le 03 janvier 1935, Giovanni Lajolo est aujourd’hui proche de ses 73 ans. • Il est validement ordonné prêtre catholique le vendredi 29 avril 1960, dans sa 25ème année, dans le diocèse de Novara en Italie, sous le Pontificat de Roncalli-JeanXXIII, par l’évêque catholique Ugo Poletti, décédé aujourd’hui, que Montini-PaulVI créera ’Cardinal’ le vendredi 30 mars 1973, alors que cet évêque catholique etait inscrit sur le registre de la maçonnerie3 d’Italie depuis le lundi 17 février 1969 sous le nom de code UPO sous le numéro matricule 32/1425. • Il est Franc-maçon3 dès 1970, à 35 ans, sous le Pontificat de Montini-PaulVI, puisqu’il est inscrit dès le lundi 27 juillet 1970 sous le nom de code LAGI et le numéro matricule 2/1397 du registre de la maçonnerie d’Italie, publié le 2 septembre 1978 par l’Osservatore Politico dans l’article « La Grande Loge vaticane » du journaliste italien Mino Pecorelli, lequel ne tardera pas à payer de sa vie son audace en étant abattu quelques mois plus tard à Rome en pleine rue et en plein jour. On peut penser du reste que c’est précisément UPO, l’évêque catholique apostat Ugo Poletti qui l’a ordonné prêtre catholique le vendredi 29 avril 1960, lui-même récemment inscrit en maçonnerie depuis le lundi 17 février 1969 qui l’aura introduit à son tour en maçonnerie et fait inscrire à la secte lundi 27 juillet 1970. • Franc-maçon depuis au moins 19 ans, ce prêtre catholique apostat Giovanni Lajolo∴ est néanmoins « consacré » « évêque » conciliaire le vendredi 06 janvier 1989 par l’évêque apostat Wojtyla-Jean-Paul II, selon le nouveau rite de la consécration épiscopale sacramentellement INVALIDE du 18 juin 1968, entièrement inventée par Bugnini∴-DomBotte-Lécuyer- MontiniPaulVI (cf. www.rore-sanctifica.org). 3 http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/VM-2007-08-11-C-00-Liste-Pecorelli.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/ListeAGNOLI_Pecorelli_version_1_3reduit.xls http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/Agnoli-Liste.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/Agnoli-Liste-Cardinaux.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/Agnoli-Liste-Chronologique.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/Agnoli-Liste-sous-Jean_XXIII.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/Agnoli-Liste-sous-Paul_VI.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/Agnoli-Liste-sous-Pie_XII.pdf 2 • Par conséquent, Giovanni Lajolo∴, aujourd’hui créé soi-disant « cardinal » par l’abbé apostat super-moderniste Joseph Ratzinger, « évêque » conciliaire invalide depuis plus de 18 ans, franc- maçon depuis plus de 37 ans, et prêtre catholique depuis plus de 47 ans, n’est qu’un pauvre prêtre catholique apostat franc-maçon antichrist entièrement démuni de la plénitude du Sacerdoce catholique et des pouvoirs spirituels d’un véritable évêque catholique. Nous avions, dans nos précédents messages VM4, décrit les atermoiements de l’abbé apostat Ratzinger, qui savait devoir, aussitôt après son « élection » d’avril 2005, envoyer sans tarder, par une promotion de l’« évêque » franc-maçon conciliaire invalide Giovanni Lajolo∴, le signal public aux initiés francs- maçons religieux conciliaires, qui pullulent aujourd’hui, de son remerciement public de plus de 35 années de services fidèles rendus à la maçonnerie dans l’église conciliaire par ce vieux serviteur de la maçonnerie. Le 7 juin 2006, en effet, une agence italienne annonçait la promotion de Lajolo, en même temps que Kasper au sein de la curie romaine5. http://www.chiesa.espressonline.it/dettaglio.jsp?id=71323 La promotion de Kasper et de Lajolo par l’abbé Ratzinger ROME, 7 juin 2006 – la nouvelle curie de Benoît XVI n’est pas seulement constituée de promus et de démis. Elle est formée aussi d’archevêques et cardinaux qui ont fait fermement leurs, dans leur domaine de compétence, les nouveaux axes promus par le pape joseph Ratzinger pour la direction de l’Eglise. L’un d’entre eux n’est autre que l’archevêque Giovanni Lajolo, secrétaire aux relations avec les états, qui constitue le ministère des affaires étrangères. On en trouve un autre, le cardinal Walter Kasper (cf. photo), président du conseil pontifical pour l’unité des chrétiens. Puis, pour des raisons dont nous ignorons tout, quelques jours plus tard, le 15 septembre 2006, l’abbé apostat Ratzinger limoge Lajolo6 : Lajolo vient d’être remercié par le même Raztinger dans un communiqué du 15 septembre 2006. Il est « promu » dans ce qui s’apparente à un placard, le poste de gouverneur de la Cité du Vatican. Et il est remplacé par Mamberti. http://212.77.1.245/news_services/bulletin/news/18797.php?index=18797&lang=fr « CASTEL GANDOLFO (Italie), 15 sept 2006 (AFP) - Le pape Benoît XVI a choisi vendredi un Français, Mgr Dominique Mamberti, pour remplacer l'Italien Giovanni Lajolo au poste de "ministre des affaires étrangères" du Saint-Siège, a-t-il annoncé lui-même à la hiérarchie catholique. » Décidément, avec l’abbé apostat super-moderniste Joseph Ratzinger, le Vatican se transforme rapidement en un lieu de plus en plus mal famé ! Continuons le bon combat Abbé Marchiset Messages de VM où est reportée l’appartenance de Lajolo à la maçonnerie avec ses précisions : http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2006/VM-2006-09-01-B-00-Lajolo-Ratzinger.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2006/VM-2006-09-28-A-00-Limogeage_de_Lajolo-1.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/VM-2007-08-11-C-00-Liste-Pecorelli.pdf http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2007/ListeAGNOLI_Pecorelli_version_1_3reduit.xls
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