Archbishop Viganò Excommunicated for Standing Against the Modernist Antichurch

David Martin | The Daily Knight

On Friday, July 4, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, former papal nuncio to the United States was “excommunicated” from the Catholic Church. The Vatican’s Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, led by the infamous LGBT advocate Cardinal Victor Fernandez, issued the statement on the grounds that Viganò had denounced Francis’ teachings and separated himself from Modernism.

"The Most Reverend Carlo Maria Vigano was found guilty of the reserved delict of schism," the statement said, adding that he had been excommunicated.

On July 5, Viganò responded to the Vatican’s declaration of schism and his sentence of latae sententiae excommunication, saying, “What is imputed to me as guilt for my conviction is now on record, confirming the Catholic Faith I integrally profess.”

What is absurd is that it is those in schism who have issued this verdict, namely Francis and his right-hand man Fernandez who has spent his time and energy blessing homosexuality and making a religion out of sex. Viganò has been expelled for adhering to Apostolic Tradition, which the Vatican today considers “schismatic.”

On Friday, former CDF prefect Cardinal Müller revealed that a senior Vatican official along with other Vatican personnel think that NO Mass at All is better than having the Latin Mass. These are the heretics behind Vigano’s ouster.

Excommunication Not Valid

For obvious reasons the Vatican’s excommunication of Archbishop Viganò is null and void and should never be taken seriously lest we condemn the innocent and their King. This is yet another example of how Francis defrocks and excommunicates loyal priests and bishops who maintain pure doctrine against his wish. Francis has taken the ax to Viganò because he refuses to deny Christ just to make him happy. Rome has failed to realize that the keys of the Kingdom don’t work when used unjustly. Unjust rulings “do not bind.” (St. Thomas Aquinas)

What Rome is up in arms over is that Archbishop Viganò staunchly defends the Church without reserve and without respect to persons. The following excerpt from Vigano’s J’ACCUSE On The Accusation of Schism is a perfect example of what has infuriated Rome.

“The enemies of the Catholic Church fear the power of Grace which works through the Sacraments, and above all the power of the Holy Mass, a terrible katechon which frustrates many of their efforts and wins to God so many souls who would otherwise be damned. And it is precisely this awareness of the power of the supernatural action of the Catholic priesthood in society that lies at the origin of their fierce hostility to Tradition. Satan and his minions know full well what a threat the one true Church poses to their antichristic plan. These subversives – whom the Roman Pontiffs have courageously denounced as enemies of God, the Church, and humanity – are identifiable in the inimica vis, Freemasonry. It has infiltrated the Hierarchy and succeeded in making it lay down the spiritual weapons at its disposal, opening the doors of the Citadel to the enemy in the name of dialogue and universal brotherhood, concepts that are intrinsically Masonic. But the Church, following the example of her Divine Founder, does not dialogue with Satan: She fights him.”

The Church indeed doesn’t dialogue with the devil but stands against him as Christ commands (Eph. 6: 11-16), and it is because Viganò stands against Francis and his new church of man that he has been unjustly judged.

Has Team Francis not considered the words of Christ?

“Judge not, that you may not be judged…  And why seest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye; and seest not the beam that is in thy own eye? Or how sayest thou to thy brother: Let me cast the mote out of thy eye; and behold a beam is in thy own eye? Thou hypocrite, cast out first the beam in thy own eye, and then shalt thou see to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.” (Mt. 7:1-5)

To Francis Christ no doubt will say, ‘And why do you see the splinter in Vigano’s eye and not consider the cesspool of heresy, sacrilege, and disobedience in thy own eye? Thou hypocrite, cast out first the indigenous totem pole from thy eye and cleanse the filth from My House before trying to judge others.’

Before The Vatican could excommunicate Archbishop Viganò it would first have to excommunicate LGBT offenders like Cardinals McCarrick, Cupich, McElroy, Fernandez, and priests like Fr. James Martin

Unfortunately, guilt has compelled Team Francis to judge Archbishop Viganò. It is precisely because he denounces the errors of the anti-Church that he has been labelled a “schismatic,” the irony being that it is Francis who schismatizes himself by his errors and by separating himself from tradition. He has consistently decried proselytism and the dismissing of Vatican II.

Travesty of Justice

Needless to say, Rome’s attempt to excommunicate Viganò is a travesty of justice because he has been punished for doing good. It can be compared to a good man who sees his neighbor’s house on fire and who risks his life by putting out the fire, even getting burned in the process, after which he is arrested, fined, and jailed for it.

Archbishop Viganò is committed to putting out the fire of sin that presently engulfs the Church and has exposed the key arsonists behind this fire, especially Pope Francis, who has incessantly fanned the fire of revolution for the past eleven years. Since 2013, he hasn’t ceased to fuel the flames of heresy, sacrilege, idolatry and sodomy, so out of duty Viganò has stood against these hellish flames for which he is now criminalized.

Viganò takes his cue from his King, Jesus Christ, who came to earth to put out the fire of sin and to rebuke its originators. He brought down the dew of heaven to douse the flames and rescue the people, for which he was criminalized. They killed him because he threatened the fire of iniquity and challenged the judgment of the Pharisees and chief priests who had ignited it.

Under Christ’s direction Viganò has threatened the flames of heresy and sodomy and has challenged the Pharisaic high priests that have used their position to spread this pollution, for which he has now been punished. Rome’s condemnation of Archbishop Viganò is rendered null because it is grounded in malice as was the Jew’s condemnation of Christ.

We should well consider that it is Francis and his LGBT collaborators who have incurred for themselves the penalty of ipso facto excommunication for the traitorous use of their positions to pollute the Faith and scatter the flock. Let them consider the verdict that awaits all such ministers who abuse their authority to destroy the Church.

“Because being ministers of his kingdom, you have not judged rightly, nor kept the law of justice, nor walked according to the will of God. Horribly and speedily will he appear to you: for a most severe judgment shall be for them that bear rule.” (Wisdom 6: 5,6)