“He Will Have to Account for the Crimes He Has Committed”

There have been many popes throughout hte history of the CHURCH who have disappointed.  Francis choose to excommunicate Cardinal Vigano for essentially speaking truth to power.  With the passing of Francis, we are walking on new ground.

The soul does not disappear, whatever Francis thought.  However, your choices and internalized beliefs will inform your community and experience in the afterlife.  for as long as you accept error.

According to Swedenborg, the worst were sent into the FIRE of dissolution around two centutries ago which coincides with the rise of modernity here on Earth.  If that is the case, all souls will ultimztely be saved.

“He Will Have to Account for the Crimes He Has Committed” – Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò Publishes Scathing Response to News of Pope Francis’s Death

by Jim Hoft 

Apr. 21, 2025 9:00 am

Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò was a frequent critic of Pope Francis during his reign. Viganò frequently spoke out against the pope’s support for open borders and socialism.

In response to Vigano’s constant condemnation, Pope Francis had him excommunicated in July 2024 for schism.

Archbishop Vigano stood up against the destruction of the church, COVID mandates that crushed individual rights worldwide, and stolen elections. He called out the Pope for his destructive actions against the Church and others like support for the World Economic Forum. For this, he was excommunicated from the Holy Catholic Church.

On Monday, following Francis’s death, Carlo Maria Viganò published a scathing report on Francis reign over the Catholic Church. Viganò did not hold back.

In 2018, Eugenio Scalfari reported the words that Bergoglio supposedly confided to him about his vision of the afterlife:

“Sinful souls are not punished: those who repent obtain God’s forgiveness and join the ranks of souls who contemplate him, but those who do not repent and cannot therefore be forgiven disappear. There is no hell, sinful souls simply disappear”.

These heretical ravings are directly opposed to the Catholic Faith, which teaches us that there is a particular Judgment for everyone, which Bergoglio could not escape. His soul has therefore not disappeared, nor has it dissolved: he will have to account for the crimes he has committed, first of all having usurped the throne of Peter in order to destroy the Catholic Church and loose so many souls.

But if this non-pope and anti-pope can no longer harm the Mystical Body, his heirs still remain, the subversives whom he has invalidly created “cardinals” and who have long been organizing themselves to ensure a continuator of the synodal revolution and the destructuring of the Papacy. In support of them are also the conservative Cardinals and Bishops who have been careful not to question the legitimacy of Jorge Bergoglio. It is on these people that the greatest responsibility for the outcome of the next “conclave” falls