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Cath. 1L1. Mapuches against criminal pedophile Catholic Church in Chile
Catholic Church = organized crime - The Pope comes to Chile in 2018, but he is not at all welcome by the Mapuche natives
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Chile, Jan 15, 2018: The criminal-pedophile-gay drug pope comes to Chile and Peru - the Mapuche have already set fire to churches: Pope trip to South America: "Next bombs go against you, Francis" -- Chile, Jan 22, 2018: The terror pope in Chile and Peru: Resistance against pedophile-criminal Catholic Church - Mapuche natives in Chile burn down churches: Pope Francis falls into the "child molester trap" -- criminal-pedophile "Catholic churches" - the resistance is becoming more and more larger -- Chile: Criminal-pediophile bishop Juan Barros has destroyed letters from victims of mentor Fernando Karadima - terror pope protects Caradima -- Mapuches defend themselves against the Catholic terror occupation - criminal churches burn
Temuco Cholchol, Mapuche Wall Painting - Temuco Cholchol, a Ruca 1,2
-- The church with sex bans, celibacy and Vatican Bank is a criminal organization, a danger for the world - BAN IT!
-- Victims are children (especially altar boys), young people (in parishes), nuns+monks (in monasteries, seminaries), and seminarians.
-- Crime scenes are above all the confessional, the "invitation" to the house of the bishop/priest, catholic children's homes, catholic-religious schools, monasteries, catholic seminary houses, satanic rituals in the cellar of cathedrals + castles etc.
presented by Michael Palomino (2018 / 2024)
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Vatican Lodges
These are people of the secret lodge P2, there are the Vatican secret services "Opus Dei Gay", and "Holy Alliance", there is the office for "black operations" "Sodalitium Pianum", there are the psychological terror "missionaries of Jesus", the psychological terror "Legionaries of Christ" etc.
Chile 15.1.2018: The criminal-pedophile-gay drug pope comes to Chile and Peru - the Mapuche have already set fire to churches:
Pope's trip to South America: "The next bombs will go against you, Francis"
(orig. German: Papst-Reise nach Südamerika: «Nächste Bomben gehen gegen dich, Franziskus»)
http://www.20min.ch/ausland/news/story/-Naechste-Bomben-gehen-gegen-deine-Soutane--15392493
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Translation with Translator.eu:
<Threats, arson attacks on churches and dwindling faithful: Pope Francis faces major challenges on his trip to South America.
Pope Francis set off on a week-long trip to South America on Monday. "No trip of the Pope is free of difficulties, but the one that Francis is embarking on to Chile and Peru is a Way of the Cross," wrote the Spanish newspaper "El Mundo" (link Spanish) in advance.
The sixth South American tour of the Catholic Church leader poses special challenges: Although the region has the largest number of believers in the world, its percentage has fallen significantly in recent years. In addition, Francis will be confronted with the problems of the indigenous population twice. As if that were not enough, he must also expect protests from victim support groups in Chile. Here the church is confronted with scandals about sexual abuse.
Mapuche threaten violence
In Chile, Francis will meet representatives of the Mapuche Indians, who have been fighting for years for the return of their lands and are therefore often labeled as "terrorists". The indigenous people do not expect the pontiff with open arms: The day before his arrival, an arson attack was carried out on the church of San Agustín in Melipilla, a few kilometers southwest of the capital Santiago de Chile, and on Saturday there had already been four arson attacks on churches in Santiago.
In the attacks, there were indications of the Mapuche: The perpetrators left leaflets at two of the damaged churches that spoke of autonomy for the Mapuche people.
In addition, a threat: "Pope Francis, the next bombs will go against your cassock," the pamphlet said without signature.
After Chile, Peru is on the agenda
(kle/sda)>
With increased security measures, Francis will visit Temuco, one of the poorest regions of Chile, on Wednesday. On the one hand, he will try to be a peace mediator between the Mapuche and the state [the Catholic Vatican mafia], and on the other hand, he will confirm the position of his predecessor Pope John Paul II, who during his visit to the region in 1987 asked for forgiveness for the injustice done to the indigenous peoples [but without giving back territories].
On Thursday, Francis is expected in Peru. There he visits the Amazon region, where illegal mining destroys the livelihood of the Indians. According to the Vatican, this will be the first time that the Argentine will travel to the heart of the rainforest and see with his own eyes the environmental destruction that he denounced in his encyclical "Laudato Si" [without consequences, because the Vatican administration works with the Mafia].
The criminal pope comes to Chile, where Karadima has abused and even raped tons of young people:
Chile, Jan 22, 2018: The terror pope in Chile and Peru: Resistance against pedophile-criminal Catholic Church - Mapuche natives in Chile burn down churches:
Pope Francis falls into the "child molester trap"
(orig. German: Papst Franziskus tappt in die „Kinderschänder-Falle“)
https://de.sputniknews.com/zeitungen/20180122319178761-papst-lateinamerika-protest/
Comment: The Mapuche in southern Chile were fought by the Catholics and pushed back in wars. Their best territories were robbed of them and they were driven to the impassable, less fertile regions. The Catholic mafia of the gay-criminal Vatican in Chile (Lodge P2, secret service Opus Dei Gay) does not want to return an m2. That is why Mapuche leaders are often arrested. In revenge, the Mapuches are now even burning down churches. The photos are from Cholchol near Temuco from 2010.
The article (translation with Translator.eu):
Temuco Cholchol, Mapuche Wall Painting - Temuco Cholchol, a Ruca 1,2
Temuco Cholchol, residential house with thatched roof - Temuco Cholchol, the interior of the Ruca with Mapuches - Temuco Cholchol, Mapuches in front of the Ruca
Temuco Cholchol, a dwelling house in the shape of a ruca - Temuco Cholchol, farm in the shape of a ruca - Temuco Cholchol, dwelling of Mapuches 01
Temuco Cholchol, dwelling house of Mapuches 02 - Temuco Cholchol, eating in a small restaurant - Temuco Cholchol, Mapuche weaving as a mandala
The atmosphere around Pope Francis II's current trip to Chile and Peru is anything but positive, writes the newspaper "Nezavisimaya Gazeta" on Monday.
Although Latin America is one of the pillars of the Roman Catholic Church, and the Pope himself is Argentine, he is greeted with protests. In addition, several churches were set on fire in both countries.
[Criminal-pedophile "Catholic churches" - the resistance is getting bigger and bigger]
In Peru, the Catholic society Solidatium Christianae Vitae (SCV) has become the focus of a scandal whose founder Luis Fernando Figari is accused of sexual violence. And in Chile, many people are protesting against the bishop of the city of Osorno, Juan Barros, who has held his post since 2015.
[Chile: Criminal-pedophile bishop Juan Barros has destroyed letters from victims of mentor Fernando Karadima - terror pope protects Caradima]
He is suspected of having covered up for his mentor Fernando Caradima, who was convicted of sexual harassment in 2011. In 2015, one of his victims, Juan Carlos Cruz, said Barros had done various "dirty work" for the child molester by destroying letters from his victims. A total of 30 priests of the diocese of Osorno signed a petition to the Pope in 2015 to dismiss Barros. But Francis said at the time, "the people of Osorno are suffering because of their own stupidity."
Since then, the Pope has not changed his position.
"I will comment on this when I see evidence against Bishop Barros. As long as there is no evidence, this is nothing but slander," he said recently.
"I couldn't take a selfie when Caradima harassed me and Barros stood by," Cruz wrote on Twitter, outraged by the Pope's words. The spokesman for the anti-Barros Catholics, Juan Carlos Claret, admitted that he feared the Pope's response would force other victims to remain silent.
"It doesn't matter what the Pope says about poverty and the environment if he refuses to answer the only question that is important for the Chilean community," Claret was quoted as saying by the Reuters news agency.
[Mapuches defend themselves against the Catholic terror occupation - criminal churches are burning]
However, the churches in Chile and Peru were probably not set on fire because of the "child molester scandal". Such incidents have been reported not only in the Chilean capital Santiago, but also in the Bío-Bío area, where mainly the indigenous people of this region, the Mapuche Indians, live.
In the run-up to the visit, the pontiff had been expected to make it clear that the Roman Catholic Church would take on the role of mediator in the territorial conflict between the Mapuche and the authorities. However, the fires are likely to testify to the fact that Francis is not considered a "peacemaker". According to a poll published by the BBC, Francis is the least popular pontiff in this region; his popularity ratings are only 36 percent (low point in the whole Latin America).>
Link: After pedophilia allegations: Vatican finance chief temporarily resigns from office (Internet Archives)
(orig. German: Nach Pädophilie-Vorwürfen: Vatikan-Finanzchef legt Amt temporär nieder)
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