So, you were hoping that under the new pope, Leo, things just might have the slightest chance of bringing back some sense of "normalcy" to the papacy and real Catholic Church teachings?
You were willing to "give him a chance" and see in what direction he would take the church?
You also realize that right after he was "elected," he said that he would continue the "synodal" "reforms" in the church under his predecessor, Bergoglio...
Well, his many appointments to date have crushed any hope of a return to sanity and authentic church teachings, I'm sorry to report. But don't take my word for it, just do a simple search and see for yourselves the anti-tradition, TLM-hating "bishops" now in control and suppressing and canceling the Mass of the ages, forcing the faithful to travel outrageous number of miles to attend the sublime Mass of the Saints and Martyrs.
Not only that, but the support of some of the most heinous sins that cry to Heaven for vengeance seems to be of great interest to some of these appointments!
In addition, we see good priests who preach the unchangeable truths get cancelled or thrown out of the priesthood, while known heretics and perverts remain in good standing?!
Why??
As an example of this nonsense, here is another horrific appointment Leo just made in India...
Friends, we are in very deep trouble unless and until there is some Divine intervention to right these crazy wrongs!
Buckle up!
From lifesitenews.com and written by Robert Jones Mon Sep 22, 2025 - 5:14 pm EDT: Pope Leo appoints new Calcutta archbishop known for 'interreligious,' ecological focus - LifeSite
You will notice that the usual, "mandatory" make-nice-with-the-world baloney is emphasized, but not one mention of the need to bring in those non-Catholics into the one, true church. In other words, the salvation of souls has taken a back seat to the zeitgeist -- spirit of the age, and not to the last four things!
"(LifeSiteNews) — Pope Leo XIV appointed Bishop Elias Frank as Archbishop of Calcutta, one of India’s most prominent Catholic sees, after serving just two years in the Diocese of Asansol.
Frank, 63, was appointed to the post of coadjutor in June. He now formally succeeds Archbishop Thomas D’Souza this month in a jurisdiction with 180,000 Catholics and 55 parishes.
A canon lawyer by training, Frank studied in Rome and served as a professor at the Pontifical Urbaniana University and visiting professor at the Pontifical Alphonsian Academy. He was also a consultor to the Dicastery for Divine Worship and worked on marriage cases at the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. He is the author of a short book titled The Dissolution of Marriage Bond in the Discipline of the Church and Its Application.
Pope Francis had appointed him bishop of Asansol in 2023, a small diocese established in 1997 with about 30,000 Catholics and 17 parishes.
Frank’s public statements have already drawn attention. In his November 2023 address at St. Joseph’s Convent Higher Secondary School in Chittaranjan, published on the school’s website, Frank spoke to the students about the three “important celebrations” of All Saints (and All Souls), the Hindu feasts Deepavali and Kali Puja, and the Sikh festival of Guru Nanak Jayanti.
Quoting Vatican interreligious messages, he prayed for Hindu students and their families to be “filled with peace and happiness” and for the Sikhs to grow in “unity and solidarity.”
Focusing on the school as a place of learning, he said:
I wish to draw your attention to one thing that is fundamental to achieve success in life: it is about peace. We must promote peace, not hatred, not division.
To promote peace we must respect others, no matter what their religion is, what their social status is, no matter what their skin tone or complexion is, no matter what they eat at home. Respecting others means considering them as our brothers and sisters in the human family.
Peace is not possible without protecting our mother earth, he concluded.
He then turned to environmental themes, urging students to recycle, conserve water and electricity, and “protect our mother earth.”
Frank’s language reflects broader Vatican priorities in interreligious dialogue and ecology, highlighted by Francis in documents such as Laudato Si’ and Leo XIV’s address to the U.N.’s COP30 climate conference.
Leo XIV and episcopal appointments
While the address was centered on themes of fraternity, peace, and ecological responsibility, it did not contain a single mention of Jesus Christ.
Even though Catholics are a small minority in India, this omission contrasts sharply with the traditional role of a bishop as a teacher of the Catholic faith.
Frank’s promotion marks the latest in a line of concerning episcopal appointments by Leo that represent some of the longest-lasting effects of a pontificate.
One of his first appointments was Bishop Michael Pham to the Diocese of San Diego. In July, Pham’s auxiliary, Bishop Ramón Bejarano, offered an “LGBT Pride Mass” in the diocese with his backing.
In July, Leo appointed Father Thomas Hennen as bishop of Baker, Oregon. Hennen was involved in drafting pastoral guidelines for persons with same-sex attraction that made no mention of the necessity of chastity.
Before the conclave, Leo XIV was the Prefect for the Congregation of Bishops, where – according to The Pillar – he “saw his task as that of identifying men who embodied Pope Francis’ ideals for bishops.”'
End of another very revealing article...
Pray for the defeat of these modernist monsters and for their conversion to the Catholic Faith...
Viva Cristo Rey! Bl. Fr. Miguel Pro, Fr. Emil Kapaun and Fr. Vincent Capodanno, pray for us...
St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle...
St. Joseph pray for us!!
Gene DeLalla
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