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on October 24, 2025

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It Took Ten Years For Fr. James Altman to Declare Pope Francis An Anti-Pope But Only Few Seconds To Declare Pope Leo An Anti-Pope

“A real Pope solely is responsible for defending the deposit of faith, not making it up according to his own personal ideology. Therefore, it is 100 percent valid to say Bergoglio actually is an anti-pope. There have been 20 or 30 before him but he’s the worst of all but again don’t take my word for it rather take the word of Jesus, John the Baptist, 2,000 years of saints and martyrs, doctors of the church, popes, and holy Shepherds.” Coalition for Canceled Priests featuring a talk by the controversial Wisconsin priest Fr. James Altman was uploaded to YouTube. The gathering took place on June 23 and 24 2023 in a hotel near Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. Source Funny in the city of Chicago Altman declares Pope Francis an Anti-Pope and two years later we get a Pope from Chicago!

Pope Leo XIV meets with Italian President Mattarella

Pope Leo XIV meets with Italian President Mattarella Pope Leo XIV holds a private audience with the President of Italy, Sergio Mattarella, who was accompanied by his children and several grandchildren. By Vatican News The Holy See Press Office announced on Friday that Pope Leo XIV met with Italian President Sergio Mattarella in the Apostolic Palace. After meeting with the Pope for a little under an hour, the President met in the Secretariat of State with Cardinal Pietro Parolin and Msgr. Mirosław Wachowski, Under-Secretary for Relations with States. "During the cordial talks held at the Secretariat of State, appreciation was expressed for the good existing bilateral relations," noted a press release. "International topics were discussed, with particular attention to the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East." They also discussed various social issues, focusing especially on "the Church’s contribution to the life of the country." Source

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