IF YOU thought Jorge Bergoglio took a break from insulting Catholics over Christmas, you were wrong. In his address on Dec. 22 to the Roman Curia, Bergoglio raised the art of Catholic-bashing to new heights. He accused the administrative staff of “mental and spiritual ‘petrification,'” a superiority complex, “spiritual Alzheimer’s disease,” and “existential schizophrenia.” All in all, a stunning number of explosive insults were hurled under the guise of a call to Christian repentance. It was a thrashing.

Perhaps not everyone accepts Bergoglio’s “God of surprises?”

“A Curia which is not self-critical, which does not keep up with things, which does not seek to be more fit, is a sick body,” Chaos Frank said.

Thomas Droleskey writes:

As a consummate demagogue, Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s whole aim in his address of six days ago was to portray the current state of the conciliar curia in broad strokes so as to prepare the way for radical changes in its structure and operation next year, 2015.

Second, to this end, the false “pontiff” used the pitfalls that exist inherently in an ecclesiastical bureaucracy as something that he can “cure” by means of structural reform and an “adjustment” in the behavior of those who work within it. This naïve belief shows Bergoglio’s intellectual debt to both John Locke, the father of modern liberalism, and to Karl Marx, whose revolution sought to repair the social flaws that the structural reforms of liberals made worse over time. Bergoglio really believes in structural reform as the means to change human behavior. This is why he is such a supporter of structural reform in the civil realm and it is why he assembled his Commissars back in 2013.

Ever the hypocrite, Jorge Mario Bergoglio has refined the art of denouncing believing Catholics to a level unsurpassed even by the caesars of the past and those of the present.

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