The Catholic Monitor

-Updated August 11, 2017- Crux contributing editor Austen Ivereigh is the mouthpiece of Crux editor John Allen as Fr. Antonio Spadaro is the "mouthpiece" of Pope Francis. Ivereigh's piece "Pope Francis and the convert problem" for Allen's Crux is really a attack on the Catholic faith as Catholic World Report editor Carl Olson said: "The real attack here is not on converts, but on Catholics upholding the Catholic faith." (Lifesitenews.com, "Pope Francis' biographer: Catholic converts who question pope are mentally ill," August 11, 2017) Ivereigh, Allen and Spadaro are all just mouthpieces of Pope Francis's reorientation away from "John Paul II and Benedict XVI" and ultimately the Catholic faith that build Western Civilization. Francis's "mouthpiece" and close collaborator Spadaro's recent attack on "value voters" or pro-life & pro-family Catholics is only a rehash of Crux editor

With Pope Francis's "apparent approval" a sex education program using pornography "like" that used by "sexual predators" was released at World Youth Day according to a March 6 article. The article was written by Psychologist Gerard van den Aardweg and Sex Abuse expert Rick Fitzgibbons M.D. on Life Site News.com. The two psychological experts stated the Vatican approved and released the Meeting Point program that "contained homoerotic and heterosexual pornography which was like that employed by adult predators of youth." The porn predator-like program was developed by Vatican Archbishop Paglia who is infamous for commissioning "homoerotic, blasphemous art" for his Cathedral of Terni. The two experts said the porn predator- like program "should be be withdrawn as soon as possible by the Vatican and its website closed." Moreover, the article said for "the clergy evaluation of possible abuse of youth...the Meet

Jesus Christ told the Pharisees that you can't divorce and remarry. It is unlawful. Jesus said: "Whoever divorces his wife and marries another, commits adultery against her; and if she divorces her husband and marries another, she commits adultery." Pope Francis, in his February 24 homily, presented his version of what Jesus told the Pharisees on divorce and remarriage. Francis said:  "Jesus does not answer whether it is lawful or not lawful; He doesn't enter into their casuistic logic. Because they thought of the faith only in terms of 'Yes, you can,' or 'No, you can't." Francis is 100% wrong. He is contradicting Jesus Christ who is God. Jesus said divorce and remarriage is unlawful. He said it is unlawful. Jesus said you can't divorce and remarry. He said you can't. "