By Bishop Marian Eleganti, LifeSite News, April 4, 2024
Editor’s note: This text by Bishop Marian Eleganti was written in German and translated by LifeSiteNews with permission from the bishop.
Bishop Eleganti argues that the Pope is complying with a secular framework, placing politics and bodily health before supernatural faith and the salvation of souls.
(LifeSiteNews) — In his recently published autobiography, Pope Francis is concerned about the resistance against the experimental mRNA vaccine. Unfortunately, he has also led the way in the closure of churches and the “sacramental lockdown.” Against generally established medical and ethical standards, he forced his Vatican staff into experimental mRNA vaccination if they did not want to lose their jobs. Others have done the same. But I wouldn’t have expected it from the Pope. Had not the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith under Cardinal Luis Ladaria, with the Pope’s approval, spoken out in favor of the freedom of the faithful to take the vaccines or not (Note on the morality of using some anti-COVID-19 vaccines of December 21, 2020)?
It is now well known that the protagonists of the pandemic had no reliable data for their claims, and where they did, it was deliberately ignored in order to enforce compulsory masking, lockdowns, and vaccinations at the behest of politicians to the detriment of many millions of innocent people. There was no third-party protection through the vaccinations and, at most, a short-term benefit for the vaccinated person themselves. The so-called “pandemic of the unvaccinated” was a malicious and unfounded assertion. …
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