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Before Dr. Taylor Marshall disclosed asking for the intercession of Francis, as was on display last week, it is worthwhile to recall what Marshall said about the same man just four years ago, in 2022. — For those unfamiliar with Marshall’s work, this was his fundamental attitude towards Francis...

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John Traddington 的头像
John Traddington11 天前

Does asking for a heretic to intercede for you make you a heretic also, or at least suspect of heresy? Asking for a philosopher friend.

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The Two Cities Podcast11 天前

One answer to this blatant contradiction is that in 2022 it was in the foreign policy interests of the American Empire to (kayfabe?) attack Bergoglio but in 2026 it may not be be in their current interests to attack Prevost. "We have always been at war with Eastasia"

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American Reform11 天前

Source: “Who Divides the Church, those speaking against heresy or the heretics? | Dr Taylor Marshall” (08.06.2022)

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G.11 天前

This guy in my opinion is simply a grifter, mostly. He switched to the "V2 is actually based" stance that has developed over the past years among the chronically online recently converted genZ demographic. That's about it I reckon.

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Chris 🇮🇪 🇻🇦☘️11 天前

Same vibes as how he warned the world that Robert Prevost being elected would be the “worst case scenario.” Of course he deleted the evidence while he now praised the same “dangerous” cleric.

🎿✝️kstewskisAZ🌵🐾 的头像
🎿✝️kstewskisAZ🌵🐾11 天前

Why is anyone listening to what Taylor Marshall says in the first place? This is a serious problem amongst Catholics. Look to the Doctors of the Church and the(past)Popes who taught consistently, and not contradictory to the early Church Fathers. Marshall is a layman and a grift.

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Sherrill Bergeron🙏✝️11 天前

He didn't ask for intercession from Pope Francis. He prayed for Pope Francis, big difference. We as he stated can only ask for intercession from Saints and Pope Francis has not been declared a Saint.

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Ramona Davanzo11 天前

E perche non chiede la intercezione di Lutero, il cui Papa Francesco esaltava la sua grandezza per avere portato il Vengelo al Mondo.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Joey Pesto11 天前

This is insane and divisive for no reason. Dr Marshall attempted to correct Pope Francis in life, and has the humility to pray for his soul and ask for his prayers in return. He’s modeling Christian virtue, esp for someone we know he disagreed with.

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Christian State11 天前

"always being one of his most severe critics" This is simply false, Marshall was pro-Francis at the outset.

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speak the truth11 天前

@pontificatormax You cannot ask for the intercession of somebody you do not know us in heaven. He has not been canonized the St therefore we do not know he’s in heaven so you cannot pray to somebody like that and with his actions I find it highly likely he’s in the promised land

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Tom Mastroianni10 天前

I recall this gem from a show he recorded in May 2019 (referring to Francis): “You’re wrong, you’re wrong, you’re wrong” (at the ~1:05:45 mark).

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jamie10 天前

He lost my attention years ago

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DesertHermit11 天前

Taylor must be eating the wrong parts of his cows, right?

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bro11 天前

Taylor Marshall probably realized how much influence he had in culture of SSPX and their attendees. He influenced a lot of their scandals and he must know that. After their excommunication, I’m sure he got convicted about his approach to the Church. He is acting much better now.

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THE REAL JEROME VICTOR11 天前

Oh no! Bishop Bugoglia from Argentina, a "heretic!" Well, I did see that a statue of St. Peter, at the basilica of Buenas Aries Argentina had the keys in its hand, and Ty he halo atop it's head, got blown away by a lightening strike on Pope Francis birthday! 🤔

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JP 🇻🇦🇺🇸11 天前

I honestly don’t get the change.

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SSPXer10 天前

@pontificatormax Paging Dr. Grifter

MAMorris 🇺🇸 的头像
MAMorris 🇺🇸11 天前

Why are you after Taylor Marshall?

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Joe Polymath11 天前

That must have been some impressive check that the Vatican Bank cut to him. 💲💵💸

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American Reform11 天前

Is this saying anything other than that special graces and dignity are attached to the office of the papacy?

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CardinalMöñkê11 天前

To be made holy means to be in sanctifying grace. When that happens is debatable of course. I am not a Francis defender. But I believe that every Pope is made holy before death at least, when they are most apt to be open to God’s grace and sorry for their sins.

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