The Vatican has issued a decision declaring Archbishop Vigano a schismatic, and thus he is excommunicated.
The media do not write that this was done by the Catholic Church, only headlines like: the Vatican has accused, the Vatican has issued a verdict. This altogether insignificant thing is very important, because it shows that hardly anyone connects the Catholic Church with the Vatican and the entire heretical hierarchy anymore, except the followers of this modernist sect.
It is important to note the real reason for this punishment. The non-recognition of Bergoglio as pope and the rejection of Vatican Council II is, in my opinion, just a smokescreen to hide the real reason for the attempt to silence Archb. Vigano.
Vigano often points to the Vatican’s links with the so-called ‘deep state’, i.e. the corrupt globalist elite , rich and capable of murdering the human population in the name of their sick ideologies. That’s how, in one sentence, one can put it and the fact is that these links exist. And Vigano is 100 per cent right in saying so, and he was punished for it – For rejecting the communist concept of one government, one state and one religion.
The Vatican, by the way, is cursed for preaching a different Gospel – according to the words of Paul the Apostle, so it is this whole Bergolian sect that is outside the Church. If they accuse anyone of schism, it is from hell, of which they are resident.
The Archbishop, after announcing the verdict, addressed the bishops with the words of the Gospel – If you keep silent, the stones will cry out – forgetting that a dog will not bite the hand of its master, and their master is Satan. And they are not silent at all but just relentlessly lie and loudly fight against Catholic teaching, so calling them brothers is inappropriate to say the least.
What more can be added here? Only that the document of accusation bears the signature of the author of the perverted publications, about whom we have already written several times – Victor M. Fernandez
Such a church such a hierarchy.
Arkadiusz Niewolski
Catholic during the Great Apostasy 
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