Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò called on Mexican Catholics to make large-scale reparations after the inauguration of Mexico's new president, Claudia Sheinbaum, which also included pagan priestesses who invoke Mesoamerican gods.
“Mr. Sheinbaum, a 61-year-old politician, scientist and academic, will succeed his mentor, outgoing far-left president Andres Manuel López Obrador, at the start of his six-year term on October 1. She will become Mexico's first female president,'' Breitbart's Christian K. Calzo reported.
“The new president-elect, who served as head of Mexico City’s government from 2018 to 2023, has vowed to continue the left-wing policies of the Morena party that López Obrador and the outgoing president founded in 2018.”
One of the many rituals held in the capital's Plaza de la Constitution (commonly known as the Zocalo) during Sheinbaum's inauguration was that the priestesses, with incense and fruit, “raised their hands toward the east, where the sun rises.” It was a pagan ritual. Mexican News Channel N+ reported.
“We call upon Navarrez, the gods, and other beings and spirits who live in this place. We call upon the Constitutional President, Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, for life, enlightenment, and wisdom,” said the Priestess. one of them said.
According to the Mexican government WebsiteNavares are “mythical beings who are believed to be spirits or supernatural beings with the ability to transform into animals, and who accompany people from birth to death and are mutually coexisting guardian spirits and spiritual beings.'' It is considered to be a guide.
Carlo Maria Viganò, a recent former archbishop who has been harshly critical of Pope Francis, claims that Francis has “encouraged” the retreat of Catholicism and the rise of paganism, placing the primary responsibility for the ceremony on the pope himself. he claimed.
“After 60 years of ecumenism (from the Pantheon of Assisi to Pachamama in the Vatican) and the systematic destruction of the doctrine of the uniqueness and exclusivity of the true Church of Christ, the Roman Catholic Apostolic Church, as the instrument of salvation; What prevents us from erecting idols of Baphomet in public buildings or celebrating pagan rituals in front of the authorities? We are returning to the days of Julian the Apostate, but this time. This was at the encouragement of a person who claims to be recognized as the Pope of the Catholic Church,” Viganò wrote to X. Perform a public act of penance for this satanic ritual. The Bible is clear: All pagan gods are demons (Psalm 95:5). St. Augustine commented: “The Gentiles had the devil as their god. They called them gods, but in reality they were demons, as the apostle openly states. “The sacrifices of the Gentiles were given to demons and not to God. It is offered as a sacrifice (1 Corinthians 10:20).”
Despite this pagan ritual's clear intent to make indigenous peoples feel represented in the nation's swearing-in process, Father Medel said: said ACI Plensa said, “In reality, indigenous peoples are not what is represented there.”
“Although there is no doubt that small groups still exist that worship and worship ancient indigenous gods, the truth is that our people are Christian Catholics.'' Their traditions cannot be understood without the Christian faith.
Medel continued, “It gave me the impression that what we saw there was a script that someone had written that Indigenous women were reading. Indigenous people don't say that. It uses words that normal people don't use, and it's actually written by someone else, and well, it's read by someone like that and ends the performance, but it's not a real Indigenous person.
“It's just a performance. It's a way to please yourself, even if you're an indigenous person, or rather to incorporate yourself into a crowd that celebrates this indigenous sentiment. In other words, it takes advantage of people's assumed beliefs.”
