Revealed: Australian Cardinal worked on a secret project concerning Cardinal Péter Erdő and the papal election
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133 cardinals are choosing the next Holy Father in the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican. As The Sydney Morning Herald revealed, the late Australian Cardinal George Pell sacrificed the final years of his life working on a secret mission involving Cardinal Péter Erdő and the currently ongoing papal election.
Australian cardinal worked on a secret project
Since the Australian paper’s article is behind a paywall, we can only present its Hungarian summary, which was published on Portfólió. It states that Cardinal Pell was a strong opponent of Pope Francis and his “liberal reforms” and worked to elect a new, more conservative Holy Father. Pell described the reign of Pope Francis as a catastrophe and a nightmare of poisoning. He believed that Cardinal Erdő could save the Church.
Church historian Paul Collins believes Erdő will be the candidate of those cardinals who wish to break away from the programme of Pope Francis. Other possible candidates who could win the election include Pietro Parolin, Matteo Zuppi, and Luis Antonio Tagle.
Papal election can carry ‘message of hope for all humanity’, says Erdő
The conclave to elect the next pope could carry “a message of resurrection” and the “hope of eternal life for all humanity”, Cardinal Péter Erdő, Archbishop of Esztergom-Budapest, said in a video message.
In an interview on YouTube late on Tuesday, a day before the conclave began and before the cardinal moved into Saint Martha House, Erdő said that recent conversations with cardinals had convinced him that many were calling upon the Holy Spirit to work through them. “Perhaps we will feel the work of the Holy Spirit in the Sistine Chapel,” he said.
Cardinal Erdo, can’t speak in these terms, with his “support” – his respect for the individual, the Prime Minister of Hungary – Victor Orban.
Erdo, in his words of “pursue earthly things and demonstrate selfishness to-wards others” – is this just a “page” in what can be factually written in what we know of Victor Orban ?
Orban, is not a Christian, but the Hungarian Cardinal “supports” the practice what Orban has DELIVERED on the 43% of the Hungarian population, an “aged” and declining in number population and NEVER, never, never “taken on” the Prime Minister of Hungary – Victor Orban, over the years that he has DELIVERED, with his Government, to the economic & financial “fragileness” it is to-day.
Cardinal George Pell, all that has been written of him, my DEEP knowledge of him, from his Secondary School days, through his days at the Seminary, throughout his priestly life – Cardinalship, was that his character very much “out of him” talked of him, in his presentation, in the conduct of his life, was that he WAS a “Bully”.
Cardinal George Peel – interesting, his life – his CHARACTER that this article topic, written by a “former” priest, the Australian – Paul Collins, who of my opinion was an “anti Pell” – continues the DEEP doubt un-certainty personally I have of the name Cardinal George Pell.
Cardinal George Pell, in his elevation that saw him become the Archbishop of Melbourne, replacing Archbishop Sir Frank Little, just the knowledge, the read of this one period alone in Pell’s priestly life – it can’t be DISMISSED – acts of BULLYING.
George Pell – Cardinal, was a conservative, that saw, in his time(s) of being Archbishop of Melbourne, then the Archbishop of Sydney then in his “Sydney” time “elevated to Cardinalship, these (2) two states of Australia in population and of Roman Catholics – made decisions to REVERT the practice of the Roman Catholic Church, back into practices of pre Vatican 11 times – circa 1963 and prior.
Cardinal George Pell – conservative and NOT “open” to be PROGRESSIVE – that “hurt” still having effect to the Roman Catholic Church, in the states of Victoria and New South Wales.
Cardinal George Pell – Cardinal Peter Erdo, the Erdo – Orban “friendship” – SPELLBINDING.
Should Erdo be elected Pope and the Church go on a conservative bent he will likely drive even more people away from the Catholic church. How on earth could that be good for Christianity?