WEF Affiliate Cardinal Parolin considered a top Contender for the Chair of Peter

Many right now throughout the Church and in the media seem to think that Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin will be the next pope. The problem with Parolin is that he is not eligible to be pope since he is a Bilderberg affiliate who has been a regular speaker at annual WEF summits. The worst of it is that he embraces the WEF’s radical, anti-Christian ideology and is also an avid Communist who lives for the oppression of the underground Church in China.

We Don’t Know How Things will Play Out at the Conclave

In 1949, Pope Pius XII issued a Papal Decree Against Communism which declared Catholics who professed Communist or other like clandestine ideas to be excommunicated as apostates. For obvious reasons, an excommunicated apostate cannot be a pope.

It appears that Francis' red oriented reign has served to warm the Church up to Parolin, especially since they worked very closely together, but then we really don't know how things will play out. If Pope John Paul II’s 1996 Apostolic Constitution Universi Dominici Gregis (UDG) for the governing of papal elections is followed to the letter, there is every reason to think that God will use the conclave to elect a valid pope.

Because of widespread clamor for a Black pope, many think that the tradition-minded Cardinal Robert Sarah, the retired head of the Vatican’s liturgy office will be the next pope. Others are hopeful that the exemplary Cardinal Raymond Burke, the former head of the Vatican tribunal will be raised to the pontificate. Still others think that TLM bishop Athanasius Schneider will be made pope.

On the flip side, many are optimistic that Church rebels like Cardinal Reinhard Marx, LGBT advocate Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn, or the radical-left Cardinal Luis Tagle from the Philippines will capture the Chair of Peter.

There really is no way to know who the next pope will be, but only let us pray that Parolin doesn’t get in lest the Mystical Body continue to be without its head.